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for the rooflights. We presented the benefits of the self-supporting, modular ridgelights for the central atrium, which comprised two rows of skylights that add natural light, ventilation and openness to the areas below. Being self-supporting meant they eliminated the need for the steel sub-frame support system. All of the properties at Tree Top achieve Lifetime Homes standards. The Phase One development achieved BREEAM ‘Very Good’ accreditation, whilst the Phase Two scheme meets the requirements of the Code for Sustainable Homes Level 3.


Shine a light With an ageing population and growing incidence of Alzheimer’s and other age related disorders, how we care for the elderly will remain in the spotlight. Research has shown that the design of buildings is not just an incidental concern, but is an integral part of ensuring the health and well being of occupants, whether it is a hospital, care home, school or workplace.


Scott Leeder is commercial director at Velux Modular Skylights


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