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New CIBSE President David Fisk calls for more real performance data and less ‘greenwash' in building services systems - http://t.co/zWwXYEw16 days ago
Loxford School, in the London Borough of Redbridge, is a shining example of how natural ventilation can be used effectively in a learning environment.
Why ventilating schools naturally may still be desirable, but is hard to achieve in practice.
A ‘living laboratory’ of sustainability for students studying engineering is examined.
The first of a special focus on building information modelling: why Britain faces being left out of the BIM race – unless it can keep up to date with developments across the supply chain.
The second in a special focus on building information modelling: Just how robust are BIM systems?
The flue arrangements for biomass boilers are key to their safety, efficiency and environmental impact.
Infrastructure cash in Autumn Statement; minister tries to reassure industry over cuts to FiTs; doubts over Green Deal cash; bioenergy still highly controversial; BIM adoption could boost prefabrication.
Plenty to look forward to in the new year; time to consult; diversity on the curriculum.
The shortlists for the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2012 are announced.
Why we need new engineering roles and standards in building maintenance.
Clients often to blame for poor performance; regs set tough solar test; FiTs attack hits resource.
Integrated thinking is key to meeting the UK’s energy challenges.
Can comparisons be drawn between the school exam system and the operation of the building-inspection regime?
This module focuses on air source heat pumps and considers some of the current requirements and trends in this technology.
January 2012
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