OCTOBER/ NOVEMBER 2022 CONTENTS
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32 INDUSTRY NEWS
CHELSEA HOTEL VIBES Shreen Gupta of GRID Properties talks to Jack Wooler about their luxury Chelsea development with Marriott International
NEWS FEATURE 22-28 COMMENT
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32-41 43 61
73 THE CLIMATE CHALLENGE
FEATURES 57
67 NEW DEVELOPMENTS CASE STUDIES INDUSTRY VIEWFINDER
69 75 80 89
HOMES SHOW PREVIEW
BATHROOMS & KITCHENS SUPPLEMENT
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OUT OF OFFICE Caledonia Housing Association explains how it’s transforming former offi ces in the north of Glasgow into aff ordable homes
BUILDING FABRIC
A SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVE TO ALUMINIUM Steve Tonkiss of REHAU Windows explores the ‘polymer or aluminium’ debate.
HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
PART OF THE SUSTAINABILITY PLAN One could be forgiven for thinking there’s no place for wood burning stoves and fi replaces in the homes of the future, says Dennis Milligan of the BFCMA.
HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
AN INTENSE CARBON DEBATE Joanna Crown of WMS underfl oor heating assesses underfl oor heating versus radiators.
BATHROOMS & KITCHENS SUPPLEMENT
PANEL SUSTAINABILITY POSSIBILITIES Lidia Cetrangolo of Multipanel explains why bathroom walls panels are sustainable options.
BATHROOMS & KITCHENS SUPPLEMENT
POST-COVID KITCHENS Dave Mayer of Reginox says that the dinner party is back, post-pandemic.
LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS
KEEPING A COOL HEAD Jamie Gledhill of Brett Landscaping says given that climate change is already taking eff ect, correct materials specifi cation in landscape design is increasingly key.
PRODUCTS
Appointments & News Building Fabric Finance & Insurance Groundworks Heating, Ventilation & Services
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Interiors
Landscaping & External Works Safety & Security Structural Elements Classifi ed & Directory
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