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22 June 2016

Out of touch: the importance of non-touch technology in commercial washrooms

Posted on 22nd June 201622nd June 2016 by L

Infrared washroom technology is an effective way to heighten hygiene in commercial premises. Bristan advises on the importance of non-touch technology…

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Focal point fires: spoilt for choice

Posted on 22nd June 201622nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Richard Beaman of Valor and Robinson Willey considers the benefits of focal point fires for social housing and weighs up the benefits of gas and electric models.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Fighting fuel poverty: What the private sector can learn from social housing

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Andrew Orriss of SIG360, discusses why the private housing sector should adopt the same methods as social housing in its drive to improve energy efficiency.

22 June 2016

Modular construction for university hospitals

22 June 2016

A modular construction provides a timely solution

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by L

Portakabin’s Robert Snook looks at how a ward and theatre facility was constructed in less than 4 months to meet increasing demand for orthopaedic services.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Hospitals & healthcare: thinking long-term energy efficiency

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

The UK’s healthcare sector spends over £400m per year on energy, with heating alone accounting for as much as 60% of a typical building’s total energy bill.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Pseudomonas – the scourge of our water systems

Posted on 22nd June 201622nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

As Pseudomonas increasingly finds a home in buildings throughout the UK, Steven Booth of Guardian Water Treatment looks at how to control its spread…

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Transformation is just what the doctor ordered

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Paul Read and Linda Bonnin discuss the considerate transformation of a former WWII hospital in Dorset into a range of affordable housing and care facilities.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

UK housing stock: Refurb or rebuild?

Posted on 22nd June 201622nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

According to David Lawrence, forward thinking and high quality schemes to renovate housing stock are a cost-effective, more environmentally friendly option.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Affordable smart homes become a reality in Hexham

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

A pioneering project in Northumberland has seen the completion of the UK’s first ever housing association smart homes to improve energy efficiency.

22 June 2016

22 June 2016

Can our cities really become healthy spaces?

Posted on 22nd June 2016 by Tom Rowbottom

Helen Pineo, associate director – cities at BRE, discusses how BREEAM accreditation can encourage a wider debate on those issues facing urban areas…

22 June 2016

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Focal point fires: spoilt for choice

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Fighting fuel poverty: What the private sector can learn from social housing

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A modular construction provides a timely solution

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Hospitals & healthcare: thinking long-term energy efficiency

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Pseudomonas – the scourge of our water systems

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Transformation is just what the doctor ordered

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