Passive Sills wins product award for insulated threshold
Written by News DeskDeep retrofit & heat pump transforms Inchicore home
Written by News DeskOffaly self-build features renewable heating designed by Grant
Written by News DeskPartel commended at the Architects’ Choice Product Awards
Written by News DeskEcomerchant now stocking Herschel Infrared heating products
Written by News DeskECD Architects recruiting for new English office
Written by News DeskManhattan modular apartments feature Wraptite membrane
Written by News DeskRecycled building board now available from Ecomerchant
Written by News DeskEcological welcomes new internal insulation guidance
Written by News DeskEcological launch Inventer decentralised ventilation
Written by News DeskWelsh social housing to embrace passive house, timber & life cycle assessment
Written by Kate de SelincourtThe Welsh government has issued a new standard for social housing that requires an embodied carbon assessment, favours timber-based offsite construction, and bans fossil fuel boilers.
UK sustainable building groups become UN centres of excellence
Written by News DeskAt COP26, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) recognised the UK’s Sustainable Development Foundation (SDF), along with South West College in Northern Ireland and the Construction Scotland Innovation Centre, as international centres of excellence for high performance buildings.
The Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has launched its 2030 Climate Challenge, calling for urgent action to be taken by architects and the wider construction industry to tackle the climate emergency.
Climate action plan sets embodied carbon targets for construction
Written by News DeskIreland’s new climate action plan, which was published on Thursday 4 November, contains the country’s first official targets for limiting the embodied carbon of construction materials.
Poor ventilation a Covid risk in 40 per cent of classrooms, study finds
Written by News DeskCoventry University research has found that 40 per cent of primary school classrooms examined in a study did not have an adequate ventilation rate to combat the spread of Covid-19.