Howard Chapman, Editor of Buildingtalk
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This week I was at Ecobuild to take a look at whats new in sustainable building products and projects.
I will also be interviewing Saint-Gobain about its new Multi-Comfort home building concept that has been developed to make buildings more comfortable and sustainable.
Saint-Gobain new Multi-Comfort home building concept developed to make buildings more comfortable and sustainable
The latest Buildingtalk Newsletter includes a plug in route to energy monitoring and a new pocket-sized thermal camera from Flir. Plus training opportunities include all about flammability regulations for contract furniture and a paint specification CPD.
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Here are more highlights from this weeks Buildingtalk Newsletter.
Flat roofing system installed at Kings Cross Station
Wood wool acoustic panelling with a black finish from Troldtekt has been specified throughout 6 Embassy Gardens at Nine Elms in London
Posted in Acoustics, Noise & Vibration Control, Articles, Ceilings, PostsTwo lifts, designed and manufactured in the UK by Stannah now take pride of place as part of London’s Elizabeth Tower restoration project
Posted in Articles, Lifts, Posts, Restoration & Refurbishment, Retrofit & RenovationAluminium windows, doors and curtain wall solutions manufacturer, Senior Architectural Systems has appointed Mark Rossouw to the newly created role of major projects manager
Posted in Articles, Building Industry News, Doors, Posts, Recruitment, WindowsKingfisher Louvres has made four of its most popular screening and single bank weather louvres available to specify via the NBS Source platform
Posted in Air Conditioning, Articles, Facades, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning - HVAC, Posts, Ventilation