Contents
January 2010
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News 26 Legal 54 The missing link
6 News
How will changes to Part J of the How the new BSEN 16001 standard
Building Regulations affect the could be crucial to building services.
Top stories include UK government’s
sector?
new legal pledge on zero-carbon
target; DEC benchmarks ‘in good Classified
health’; industry embraces new Chief
Features
Construction Officer.
56 Products
28 2020 vision
A guide to manufacturers’ latest
16 CIBSE News
A look at what awaits the industry in
products.
Consultation on zero carbon non-
the next decade.
doms policy begins; Facing the
57 Directory
32 Office solution
challenge.
A round-up of building services’
A post-occupancy evaluation of an
suppliers.
20 Tackling the non-doms
award-winning government building.
A route map to achieving zero
38 Leading light
People & Jobs
carbon for non-domestic buildings is
Internationally acclaimed lighter,
revealed in the government’s latest
59 CPD
Jonathan Speirs, discusses the next
consultation document.
Module 12 focuses on photovoltaics
challenges facing the industry.
for buildings.
Opinion COVER STORY
64 Looking ahead
22 Broad shoulders?
42 Bling generation
Including: the CIBSE Low Carbon
Why building services engineers must
Meeting national and local
Performance Awards 2010.
become the sustainability leaders now.
renewables targets should not just
66 Appointments
mean installing green bling.
24 Willing change
Find your next job in the sector here
CIBSE president Mike Simpson
48 Model activity
and online at jobs.cibsejournal.com
warns why the industry must not let
In our software and IT feature, we
70 Movers and shakers
the recession stop the sustainability
look at what Building Information
Andy Keelin describes his role as
agenda.
Modelling can do for you.
group director at Buro Happold.
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