Cruden secures go-ahead for 122 new build homes in Edinburgh
New homes in the West Craigs masterplan have been approved, despite recent proposals falling through due to campaigns from locals to ‘Save Edinburgh’s Countryside’.
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Air Leakage Testing – Essential for the construction of new build property
Air permeability testing and airtightness testing are essential elements in the construction of any new build property, helping to reduce energy consumption and lower heating costs for the occupants.
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Stunning development throws open doors to Birmingham homebuyers
As the first buyers prepare to move into a unique development in the heart of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, house-hunters can see the stunning properties for themselves at a special open
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London is leading the race towards net zero
A new report from City Hall has found that the Mayor’s London Plan policy almost halved emissions from proposed new developments, compared with levels required to meet national Building Regulations.
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Air leakage testing and why it’s important for new builds
Looking for air testing Gloucester? Air testing is a widely-used method to measure the total air leakage from a building’s fabric (also known as its envelope), through gaps, holes and
New Build Developments For Bristol In 2023
Want to know what the latest new build developments and homes are available in and around Bristol in 2023. Look no further, here are just a few.
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A guide on how to pass an air permeability test
Air permeability testing also referred to as air tightness testing or blower door testing, determines the rate of air leakage per hour per square metre of building envelope area when
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Bristol City Leap targets rapid decarbonisation
A major new programme to transform Bristol’s energy use has been signed by partners including the City Council, Ameresco and Vattenfall.
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Air Permeability Testing Is Mandatory On All New Builds
Air permeability testing is the recognised method used to measure the amount of air leakage from a building’s fabric (also known as its envelope). It aims to lower running costs;