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  • Celotex PIR insulation was used to line the concrete walls and floors of the Hepworth Wakefield to help the gallery achieve very low U-values
    Features

    CPD 1 2014: Introduction to Part L 2013

    2014-02-28T00:00:00Z

    This module explains the key changes to the energy efficiency provisions of the Building Regulations, which come into force in April. It is sponsored by Celotex

  • The Dali system at the LMB in Cambridge includes presence detectors and multisensors that link to both the lighting and HVAC controls
    Features

    CPD 4 2014: Dali and integrated building services

    2014-02-28T00:00:00Z

    This module explains the applications of the open protocol for digital lighting, and its integration into a building-wide open system. It is sponsored by Delmatic

  • Lighting CPD
    Features

    CPD 6 2014: Sustainable lighting

    2014-02-28T00:00:00Z

    Improvements in LED technology offer architects more ways to integrate light into their designs. As lighting is one of the most energy-intensive elements of a building, such options are vital

  • Special report
    Features

    Insurance special report: Trade credit

    2012-10-26T00:00:00Z

    Trade credit insurance has returned to construction, having all but disappeared just when it was needed most. So do today’s new policies offer a good deal for firms?

  • Handshake
    News

    CITB sets out to mend broken relationship with CSCS

    2012-04-27T00:00:00Z

    Bodies confirm peace talks after tumultuous year

  • PFI
    Features

    PFI on trial

    2011-10-14T00:00:00Z

    The fate of PFI hangs in the balance with a Treasury announcement expected next month. Building considers the case for both the prosecution and defence, looks at the possible verdicts, and wonders if promises of a reformed character might get it off the hook

  • Rick Osman
    News

    Marketing corners you should not cut

    2011-04-18T15:14:00Z

    CIMCIG’s Rick Osman believes that when times are hard it is tempting, or even necessary, to cut back on your marketing, but where should you cut? More importantly which areas should you not cut