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NewsPainting wind turbines purple could save wildlife
New research sheds light on why the colour of wind turbines is important
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NewsCyril Sweett order book grows 30%
Acqusition of Widness and Padghams helps boost consultants鈥� growth overseas
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NewsGalliford Try appoints Segro boss Ian Coull as chairman
Coull is leaving Segro and will succeed current chairman David Calerley next July
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Self-regulating ventilator
Invisivent has launched the Evo self-regulating flap ventilator, which has been developed to provide ventilation without draughts or noise.
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NewsWoodfibre insulation
Woodfibre insulation systems from NBT have been used on 13 of the 52 homes built for Scotland鈥檚 first ever Housing Expo, which showcased the latest concepts in energy efficient housing.
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NewsInsulating wall ties
Ancon TeploTie, a low thermal conductivity wall tie, has been used in what is claimed to be the UK鈥檚 first retrofit to achieve level six of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The project was eligible for the code as more than half of it was new build. It involved the ...
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High-performance windows
Idealcombi has developed the Futura+ range of high- performance windows to meet Part L of the 星空传媒 Regulations.
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Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery
Total Home Environment has launched the Genvex GES Energy heat recovery ventilation system which it says surpasses the best practice performance targets set by the Energy Saving Trust as part of Appendix Q in SAP calculations - which show compliance with 星空传媒 Regulations.
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NewsNoho Square picks team and targets Google as tenant
Consultants on 拢200m former Candy & Candy project in Fitzrovia include Aecom and EC Harris
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NewsTimber frame legal war
Insurer鈥檚 拢2.6m claim against Taylor Wimpey to raise premiums and heap pressure on builders
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Schools review to focus on standardisation
The government鈥檚 review into school building is to focus on standardisation when it reports its interim findings this month.
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NewsLondon to get one-person flats
Housebuilders in London are likely to be allowed to build one-person microflats, the Greater London Authority told a public inquiry into the London Plan this week.
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Libeskind returns to University of Essex
Architect Daniel Libeskind has been chosen to design a landmark building for Essex University.
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Hot water cylinders for heat pumps
McDonald Engineers says it has become the first UK manufacturer to launch an off-the-shelf hot water cylinder specifically designed to work with heat pump technology.The ECOflow unvented cylinder for heat pumps is a response to the growing demand the firm is receiving from heat pump installers for an off-the-shelf product ...
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Contractors drink the dregs as state work starts to dry up
Business barometer: Kier tops work table again, but with vastly reduced value
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Carillion wins Dubai towers
Carillion has won a 拢124m deal聽to build two 45-storey residential towers in Dubai for Emaar Properties PJSC
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NewsYou can鈥檛 ditch the indispensable
We鈥檒l soon know whether the government intends to sell off ConstructionSkills. Whatever happens, our industry will still insist on a levy to pay for training, says Sir Michael Latham
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NewsRICS QS boss fears 鈥榠rrelevancy鈥�
Warning that global drive could make organisation irrelevant to some members
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NewsNew Homes Bonus to penalise regeneration
Proposed incentives to encourage councils build more houses will discriminate against the redevelopment of existing estates, writes Joey Gardiner.聽