BGO and Equation Properties have appointed Benniman for a new industrial/distribution project at Vanguard Logistics Park in Longmoor, Hampshire. The 15-acre development will feature two units totalling 346,563 sq ft, prioritising sustainability with BREEAM Excellent certification, solar panels and air source heat pumps. Designed by UMC Architects, the project also includes green roofs, a green living wall, rain gardens, and 36 EV charging points. Read more: https://lnkd.in/erFGUPcY
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Top Floor| Bog - The Rise Of Innovative Sustainable Materials In Home Construction. The construction industry has embraced sustainable materials in home construction. Here's a look at the evolution and key sustainable building materials. For the full article please click on the link below https://lnkd.in/drd5uBv8... #topfloor #blog #lewgeffensothebysinternationalrealty #helderberg #sustainablematerial #buildingmaterials
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Really looking forward to taking part in this roundable on Monday, and exploring what the new government might mean for the future of sustainable housing. Should be an interesting discussion. #housing #planning #sustainablehousing #labour #newgovernment
We are thrilled to introduce some of the industry experts who will be joining us at our roundtable this Monday at the Northern Sustainability Summit. Aaron Robertson, Researcher for Housebuilding Innovations in Volume, Environment and Efficiency at the The University of Salford, Anna Relph, Director at Turley and Peter Bartley, Head of Sustainability at AEW Architects. These industry experts have extensive experience across the property, energy, sustainability and architecture space and we are delighted to have them involved in our discussion around the impact the new government will have on sustainable housing 🏠
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Nordic real estate investor, Nrep, has announced the construction of a six-storey timber residential building in Nordhavn (North Harbour), Copenhagen’s new sustainable harbourside city district. The 13 100m2 development will boast the lowest ever carbon emissions for a building over four floors in Denmark due to its wooden construction. Designed by Henning Larsen, the building will comprise 115 apartments and 2 commercial spaces with anticipated occupation by mid-2026. The Nordhavn development will have a total of 5kg of CO2 per sqm, well below the new strict requirement. During its lifespan, the timber construction will bind a large amount of CO2 which will be released again at the theoretical burning of the materials after 50 years. There is an emphasis on the design of the building so that it can be easily disassembled and recycled should it be demolished. The building will also be nearly self-sufficient in energy thanks to ground spikes, a heat pump, and solar panels. #construction #propertydevelopment #mixedusedevelopment #realestateinvestment #denmark #copenhagen #timberconstruction #sustainability #nordhavn #woodenconstruction #greenbuildings #carbonemissions #architecture #energyefficiency #architecturaldesign
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We’re proud to be featured in Premier Construction Magazine (Issue 33-7) for our work on the Five Rivers Health & Wellbeing Centre in Salisbury, a project that’s breaking new ground in sustainable design. As the UK’s first large-scale solar car park built with sustainable glulam timber, this innovative structure combines clean energy generation with environmentally friendly construction. Featuring three gullwing canopies, 70 parking spaces, and a 220 kWp solar capacity, it’s a testament to what timber can achieve in tackling climate change. The project was even shortlisted for the Structural Timber Awards - Low Energy Project of the Year! 💡 Read more about how this landmark project is setting new standards for sustainable construction in Premier Construction Magazine: https://lnkd.in/etXgi3cu (p95-97) #BucklandTimber #SustainableDesign #GlulamTimber #PremierConstruction #LowEnergyBuilding #StructuralTimberAwards
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At MODEL, our vision wouldn’t be complete without our collaborators—one of which is Dayne Davis, Associate at BG&E. We recently had a chat about his work as a building engineer designing and structurally engineering, with the BG&E team, one of our mass timber projects. Here’s what he had to say: ‘This project will be the exemplar in integrating sustainable design into urban development without compromising on quality or affordability. By challenging the conventional dependence on steel and concrete, it offers a compelling case for the efficacy and safety of mass timber at scale. This has the power to influence policy, leading to the easing of restrictions. It could also inspire further innovation and widespread adoption of sustainable building.’ With Dayne and the team at BG&E, MODEL’s goal will be achieved and the rental experience will forever be reshaped.
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I recently had a chat with Dayne Davis, Associate at BG&E about his role in structurally engineering mass timber for MODEL Here’s what he had to say: ‘This project will be the exemplar in integrating sustainable design into urban development without compromising on quality or affordability. By challenging the conventional dependence on steel and concrete, it offers a compelling case for the efficacy and safety of mass timber at scale. This has the power to influence policy, leading to the easing of restrictions. It could also inspire further innovation and widespread adoption of sustainable building.’ Dayne and the team at BG&E will help prove to the industry that mass timber construction is an achievable and necessary component of sustainable building and to decarbonise our economy. Hopefully, it will influence others to follow. #btr #decarbonisenow
At MODEL, our vision wouldn’t be complete without our collaborators—one of which is Dayne Davis, Associate at BG&E. We recently had a chat about his work as a building engineer designing and structurally engineering, with the BG&E team, one of our mass timber projects. Here’s what he had to say: ‘This project will be the exemplar in integrating sustainable design into urban development without compromising on quality or affordability. By challenging the conventional dependence on steel and concrete, it offers a compelling case for the efficacy and safety of mass timber at scale. This has the power to influence policy, leading to the easing of restrictions. It could also inspire further innovation and widespread adoption of sustainable building.’ With Dayne and the team at BG&E, MODEL’s goal will be achieved and the rental experience will forever be reshaped.
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Innovations in Modular Construction Justin Murray, a key figure in sustainable building innovation and the driving force behind Bio-SIP Building Tomorrow™, joined the ‘Waste to Wealth’ panel at the London Build Expo held at Olympia London. The session, part of the BUILDOFFSITE stage focusing on sustainability, gathered industry experts to discuss cutting-edge strategies for decarbonisation and sustainable construction practices. In a 50-minute discussion, Justin explored the transformative role of sustainable materials and modular design in achieving environmental and economic goals https://zurl.co/LRI9
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Issue 2 of our Better Buildings for a Better World project book is an inspiring showcase of remarkable buildings that deliver real architectural impact whilst tackling the big challenges facing the built environment today. Explore more projects like the striking Cincinnati Children’s Utility Plant, featured below, here: https://buff.ly/3VevvYO #SolatubeInternational #KingspanLightAir #KLA #Kingspan #BetterBuildingsforaBetterWorld
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Looking forward to seeing this one, it’s a striking design.