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Education Estates Preview EDUCATION ESTATES Hall:1 Stand:509


Hushoffice creates acoustic pods designed to support focus, wellbeing, accessibility and inclusion in educational environments. By combining acoustic comfort with human-centred design, Hushoffice helps schools and universities create flexible spaces that respond to the diverse needs of pupils, students and staff.


Already used by hundreds of educational institutions worldwide, Hushoffice pods support individual learning, tutoring, focused work, meetings with teachers and counsellors, online lessons, collaboration, and moments of quiet – without major building work or permanent changes to the school environment.


The pods can be particularly valuable for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), helping reduce distracting noise and sensory stimuli while providing a comfortable and predictable environment. At the same time, they are designed for everyone, supporting concentration, communication, collaboration and wellbeing across the entire education community.


Their flexible, multi-purpose design allows institutions to introduce quiet spaces where and when they are needed, making better use of existing facilities while avoiding the cost and disruption of creating permanent rooms. Pods can also be relocated as needs change, providing long-term flexibility and value.


Hushoffice is a winner of the 2025 CDW Product Award for Most Inclusive Design, and its pods have received Certified Autism Resource certification.


hushoffice.com/education


EDUCATION ESTATES Hall:1 Stand:747 Building more resilient, lower-carbon education estates


Schools, colleges and universities are under growing pressure to decarbonise their estates while managing rising energy costs, ageing infrastructure and increasingly extreme weather.


At Education Estates Expo, Black Mountain Renewables and Erda Energy will showcase how proven geo- exchange technology can help education estates improve both energy performance and operational resilience.


Erda Energy’s geo-exchange technology, licensed by Black Mountain Renewables, uses the ground as a stable thermal resource for heating and cooling. Unlike systems that rely heavily on external air temperatures, geo- exchange can provide a more consistent source and sink throughout the year, helping buildings operate efficiently during both winter and summer extremes.


This creates opportunities for buildings and campuses to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions while improving resilience, comfort and long-term estate performance.


Erda’s technology has been proven through more than a decade of real- world operation. Recent performance data demonstrates the potential: during periods when local air temperatures approached 40°C, an Erda geo-exchange loop maintained a source temperature more than 15°C lower than ambient, supporting system efficiency and reliability when conventional systems are under greatest pressure.


Visit Black Mountain Renewables and Erda Energy at Education Estates to discover how our geo-exchange could support your estate’s decarbonisation, energy and resilience strategy.


erdaenergy.com bmdrenewables.com 38 Autumn 2026 issue 4185


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