CONTENTS DEC 2021
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ALSOIN THIS ISSUE:
5-8 INDUSTRY NEWS
10-16 COMMENT
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THE CLIMATE CHALLENGE
20 NEWDEVELOPMENTS
22-30 CASE STUDY
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CASE STUDY QUINTAINWINS ATWEMBLEY The 743-home Canada Gardens development – the latest step inWembley Park’s major regeneration journey – is nowoccupied. Julian Tollast at Quintain Living explores the lessons from the project so far with JackWooler, and the company’s Build to Rent focus.
FEATURES:
BUILDING FABRIC FUTUREPROOFINGWINDOWS AND DOORS Adrian Pavey of NationwideWindows and Doors discusses the importance of housebuilders and developers ensuring their fenestration meets the standards of tomorrow.
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CASE STUDY CORNISH PAST AND FUTURE Intended to perfectly synthesise the historical and contemporary, The Nest is a boutique development that has just been launched in a picturesque Cornish village. JackWooler spoke to Paul Stephens of Stephens + Stephens on the design and restoration processes behind it.
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BUILDING FABRIC THE CASE FOR SIPS Jim Nolan at HemsecManufacturing discusses the case for adopting structural insulated panels (SIPs) to create more thermally-efficient superstructures in housebuilding.
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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES A HEATED DEBATE The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has released a paper outlining howBritain can cost-effectively electrify its heating system. Nick Gander and Rod Davies of Energy Carbon argue thatMinisters are missing a trick.
PRODUCTS:
Appointments & News .......................................21-32 Building Fabric ......................................................32-44 Finance & Insurance............................................44-47 Groundworks.........................................................49-53 Heating, Ventilation & Services.......................45-53
Interiors ...................................................................54-60 Landscaping & External Finishes....................64 Structural Elements.............................................62-66
Classified & Directory ..............................................67
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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES STOVES AND CHIMNEYSWORKING AS ONE DennisMilligan of The British Flue & Chimney Manufacturers Association (BFCMA) explores the upcoming requirements for stoves, and the best design, installation and maintenance techniques to ensure their best performance.
STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS MMC ARE THE ONLYWAY TOMEET DEMAND With UK housing targets yet to be met, ChrisWilliams of Green Life Buildings (GLB) discusses howModernMethods of Construction (MMC) are the smart solution to pick up the shortfall.
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