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EDSL Tas
Consultancy Services
Case Study: Short Wood Primary School
What our client said...
We are very pleased with the prompt and professional service we
received from EDSL Consultancy Services in helping to develop the
design for Short Wood Primary School.
Our Commitment
EDSL Tas Consultancy Services’ promise
to clients
We can
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Provide the highest quality of analysis
They evaluated options for the natural ventilation strategy and
showed the design met all BB101 criteria for avoiding summer
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Provide the best value for
overheating.
money analysis
Daylight simulations
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Deliver results on time and
helped us to optimise
the design and control
on budget
of artificial lighting.
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Use Energy Assessors qualified to
The under floor heating
CIBSE LCC standards
solution was shown to
be very effective for a
We offer compliance with Part L2
primary school.
and EPCs for England and Wales and
With the inclusion of biomass for heating and HWS provision, the
the equivalent for Scotland, NI and
overall CO2 emissions for Part L2 were 70% below the required
standard.
the Republic of Ireland.
The analysis took a total of 12 man/days and was completed on time
Also ASHRAE 90.1 (LEED)
on budget over a 6 week period.
Ask us to prove it to you
Gareth Jones, Environmental Services Group Engineer
Borough of Telford and Wrekin
Environmental Design Solutions Ltd
13-14 Cofferidge Close, Stony Stratford
Milton Keynes MK1 1BY
Tel: +44 (0)1908 261461
Fax: +44 (0)1908 566553
Email: consultancy@edsl.net
www.edsl.net
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