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Energy & Sustainability

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    #embedsustainability

    To meet the ambitious energy efficiency targets for buildings across the world, the construction industry needs to change the way it thinks about sustainability.
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    Balancing Act

    Rewilding and wildlife habitat creation are part of a raft of measures to mitigate and reduce the nitrate impact of planned housing in the Solent region
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    ISE Award Shortlist

    The Institution of Structural Engineers’ 2021 Structural Awards Shortlist, features 53 outstanding projects worldwide. This year, sustainability will be at the heart of the judging process.
  • Crane conservation

    UK tower crane specialist sponsors conservation project to bolster the population of the UK’s largest bird.
  • Green retrofit roadmap

    The building industry has fine-tuned its 20-year blueprint to make the UK’s 28 million existing homes greener ahead of the government’s imminent release of its heat and buildings strategy.
  • Supply and demand

    CHAS partners with University of Nottingham Rights Lab to tackle modern slavery in construction supply chains
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    Making SAP fit for Net Zero Report

    A collaboration between CIBSE, Elementa, Levitt Bernstein, WSP, UCL, Clarion Housing Group and Etude has produced a report on the future of SAP.
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    Sensing change

    Stacey Lucas, Commercial and Marketing Director at Sontay, explains how the use of building sensors can optimise energy performance in properties of all ages
  • Co2nstructZero

    The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has launched a Business Champions initiative to support companies to be role models in their response to the climate emergency.
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    CIC Launches a Carbon Zero Climate Action Plan for Professional Institutions

    The Construction Industry Council (CIC) has launched ‘Carbon Zero: the professional institutions’ climate action plan’ which was spearheaded by CIC’s Climate Change Panel, chaired by CIC’s Deputy Chairman Stephen Hodder MBE.
  • Sustainable communities

    NHBC’s Biodiversity in New Housing Developments: Creating Wildlife-Friendly Communities is now available to download.
  • Game changers

    Futurebuild asks industry leaders what products are changing, or will change, the face of the built environment.
  • Low-carbon heating

    LGIM Real Assets has provided debt finance to HeatRHIght, a renewables funding scheme supporting the delivery of air source heat pump technology to the social housing sector, on behalf of institutional clients.
  • Climate hazard map

    A new Climate Hazard interactive map published by the National Trust has compounded concerns for construction companies, contractors, conservationists and all those involved in historical preservation over potential damage to listed buildings.
  • Bridge over troubled water

    The correct lintel specification can help eliminate thermal bridges, reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions, says Keystone Lintels.
  • Approaches and Perspectives on Alternative Uses of Agricultural Wastes in Construction Materials

  • A Visible Transition: Evolution of Urban Artefacts as The Fragments of Collective Memories Within The Context of New Village

  • A Review of Light Transport Systems in Building

  • Light shelves Design Guidelines for Intermediate sky in Malaysia

  • The Growth and Development of Urban Centre in Kuala Lumpur: An Analysis on Growth Centre Development Control

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