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    The problems with upgrading older properties

    Nigel Wakefield MCABE C.Build E has puzzled over the problems with upgrading older properties so you don’t have to.
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    Case study: CABE HQ gets a facelift

    It’s easy to talk about retrofit, but what are you doing about it? ‘Plenty,’ says CABE. Take a look at the modernisation of CABE HQ
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    The retrofit puzzle

    Retrofitting UK homes is a win-win, so why is it all taking so long to happen? It’s complicated, says Nick Warburton.
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    Pump up the jam

    Heat pumps are playing an increasingly important role in both new build and retrofit sectors – Charlotte Lee, Chief Executive of the Heat Pump Association (HPA), demystifies a few things.
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    Retrofitting a national retrofit centre

    Few projects are likely to face as much scrutiny as the retrofit of a national retrofit centre, and Gavin Johnston of BE-ST is counting on it.
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    Cross Report: Pressure to specify untested flat roof systems

    Collaborative reporting for safer structures. Report 1344: Collapse of concrete canopy over house entrance
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    Waste not, want not: unloved buildings

    Empty and underperforming buildings throughout the UK are untapped economic and social assets, and Don’t Waste Buildings has decided it is time to get serious about their reuse.
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    Retrofitting best practice on tricky old housing stock

    Leeds Beckett University, the University of Salford and Loughborough University have been leading research into retrofitting best practice on tricky old housing stock.
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    The cost of doing nothing about retrofit

    Jake Dowling, Head of Decarbonisation at Seddon Property Services, considers the cost of doing nothing about retrofit skills
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    Apprentice’s project makes huge energy savings

    What happens when an engineering apprentice identifies energy and cost savings for a company as part of their placement?
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    Wind energy: a lot of hot air?

    The UK’s energy network is facing its biggest overhaul in 60 years with wind power playing a significant role in generating future supply, but what about all the pylons? asks Huw Morris.
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    What’s next for building inspectors?

    CABE member Colin Blatchford-Brown has seen plenty of change in building control over his 35 years, but never as much as since the introduction of the Building Safety Act.
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    The Swiss children’s hospital based on healing principles

    Denise Chevin explores the children’s hospital that is revisiting what we consider to be a healing environment.
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    3 employment rights changes engineers need to know about

    Gill McAteer, Director of Employment Law at Citation, discusses the top three employment rights changes engineers need to know about
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    The success of an ecology internship programme

    Ecology consultancy Arbtech has created internships and new roles for budding professionals in a bid to tackle the skills gap.
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    How ESG benefits communities

    Amey’s Craig McGilvray says ESG can create better outcomes for the industry and the communities it serves.
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    Shanghai's Twin Hills project

    Why has Shanghai created hills in the city as part of a mega-project for locals, asks Matt Lamy?
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    Data centres: heat reuse and bold designs

    Our ever-increasing need for instant information via the internet is placing data centres in our neighbourhoods, but are we ready to welcome them?
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    When excavation meets Tetris

    A partnership finds solutions for a complex excavation at a new housing development in North Yorkshire.
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    IStructE 2024 Structural Awards winner in Rwanda

    Denise Chevin takes a closer look at one of the Institution of Structural Engineers Award winners, the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture

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