DECEMBER/ JANUARY 2024 CONTENTS
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INDUSTRY NEWS
BUILDING A FUTURE FOR THE GASCOIGNE ESTATE A project to transform a London estate.
COMMENTS
28-33 34 41
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FEATURES 55
PROJECT REPORT ROUND TABLE REPORT
INDUSTRY VIEWFINDER A Year On: Revisiting Changes to Part F & Part L
FUTUREBUILD 2024 EVENT PREVIEW
59 63 67 73 77 81
52 54 61 64 66 69
BUILDING FABRIC
MASTERING COMPLIANCE: HOW SUPPLIERS CAN HELP WITH PARTS L & F Colin Wells of Keylite Roof Windows discusses methods of meeting the new Parts L and F.
BUILDING FABRIC
THE WHOLE PACKAGE FOR ROOF SPECIFICATION Marley’s Stuart Nicholson explains how using one point of contact is a step change for roofs.
FINANCE & INSURANCE
PLUG SUBBIE LIABILITY GAPS Daniel Sunley looks at solutions to common insurance issues from subcontracting.
HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
HYDRONIC HEATING: A SOLUTION FOR NET ZERO BUILDINGS Gary Perry of Altecnic on how hydronic-based systems help achieve low energy homes.
MODERN METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION
THE TIME FOR MMC IS NOW! Richard Smith of NHBC looks at lessons from the history of MMC in housebuilding.
SAFETY & SECURITY
THE ‘THIRD’ WAY TO PROVE BUILDING SAFETY IS BEING NEGLECTED Helen Hewitt of the BWF says third-party certifi cation of fi re doors is undervalued.
UTILITIES & SERVICES
POWERING UP THE FUTURE OF EV CHARGING The practicalities of delivering Part S for all new homes, described by Rolec EV.
PRODUCTS
Appointments & News Building Fabric Finance & Insurance Groundworks Heating, Ventilation & Services Interiors
70 72 75 80 80
Insulation MMC Safety & Security Structural Elements Utilities & Services
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EXPLORING SOLUTIONS FOR STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Our round table debunks SuDS myths.
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