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BREEAM and Code for Sustainable Homes - Planning implications
Started Jun 11, 2009
Wales plans for energy self-sufficiency with renewables in 20 years |
Started May 22, 2009
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Janet Sanders replied to Su Butcher's discussion What if you can't avoid Design and Build?"Hi Sue
a Design Team that i am working with has been quite exhaustive in setting out the procurement strategy, site management and Minimum Requirements for contractors. Contractors have been interviewed over a range of subjects and capability…"
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- What is your role in the Construction Sector?
- BREEAM and Code for Sustainable Homes assessor consultancy
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 15:11 on March 19, 2012,
Sotia Teneh said… Good day,
How is everything with you, I picked interest on you, after going through your
short profile and deemed it necessary to write you immediately. I have something
very vital to diclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here,
since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me My E-mail address
(sotia_teneh2@hotmail.com) for the full details.
Have a nice day.
thanks
Sotia Teneh.
- At 21:42 on August 26, 2009,
Russell Thomas said…
- Thanks for accepting my invitation Janet! ;)
- At 12:44 on July 24, 2009,
Gemma Catherine Went said… - Good to meet you too! Hopefully catch up at another AEC event
- At 10:07 on March 16, 2009,
Edward Mewies said… - Janet, Thanks for the communication. Your BREEAM and CSH capabilities are also applicable to my organisation. I'm not very good with using the AEC Network. Where do I get details about your business, etc?
- At 12:54 on March 9, 2009,
Paul Wilkinson said…
- Hi, Janet. Yes, I did get to Ecobuild last week, though my interests were more to do with future trends in ICT provision than with the latest products, etc. I really enjoyed the BIM seminar on the Wednesday afternoon - I blogged about it here - and I also helped set up another Ning network, Be2camp, expressly focused on new Web 2.0 tools and techniques for the AEC industry.
- At 10:56 on March 9, 2009,
David Edwards said…
- Hello Janet.
Happy to connect.
I'm a brownfields and contaminated land specialist freelancer with a comprehensive history in heavy civils and foundation work.
The last decade has been spent on innovative, eco-efficient methods of project delivery.
All the best,
David
- At 9:38 on March 9, 2009,
Tony Dolling said… - Hi Janet - good to hear from you.
Our role covers the commercial, industrial, retail and public sectors rather than the domestic, although we do sometimes cover large residential developments and high value houses.
Our main output is still O&M Manuals but Building Log Books are gaining ground. The BREEAM and LEED guides are still almost unknown by the general construction industry.
Regards
Tony
- At 23:11 on March 8, 2009,
Martin Brown said… - Janet - thanks for the message. You can find out what I am up to on my blog at www.fairsnape.wordpress.com and if you use twitter follow me @martinbrown.
I will be posting comments on ecobuild very soon...
Rgds
Martin
- At 11:35 on January 26, 2009,
Mahmood Sairally said…
- Dear Janet,
Thank you for your message. I am also glad to meet you here. May be we can become friends. I would like to know more about your field. You can also contact me on my email: sairally@cityplannersarchitects.de.
Have a nice and fruitful week. Best regards.
Mahmood
- At 17:37 on January 18, 2009,
Andrew Williams said… - Hello Janet.
Thank you for contacting me
My website is Http://www.andrewrwilliams.co.uk
I am a Fellow member of the RICS and and also a trained HI / DEA. I am also a level 3 Commercial Engergy Assessor. My certificates are available on my website.
Thanks again for contacting me
Best regards
Andrew Williams
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Links for April 30th through May 4th
These are my links for April 30th through May 4th: Bioenergy strategy – Department of Energy and Climate Change – Another document to plough through: "Bioenergy is expected to play a key role in our ability to meet the 2020 renewables target as well as longer term carbon reduction targets to 2030 and 2050. But [...]Academic paper review: “An investigation into recent proposals for a revised definition of zero carbon homes in the UK”
McLeod, R.S., et al., An investigation into recent proposals for a revised definition of zero carbon homes in the UK. Energy Policy (2012), http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2012.02.066 I found this paper via one of the many publications I scan via RSS. The paper has two slants to it – an excellent history of zero carbon and the route [...]Links for April 22nd through April 26th
These are my links for April 22nd through April 26th: Exclusive: Contractors’ PFI school payments tied to green targets | Online News | Building – "Building understands the government is now planning to ensure that under its Priority Schools Building Programme (PSBP), expected to come to market in September after a six-month delay, the government [...]Major housebuilders play their hand with regards to Part L 2013 and the future of CSH
Very quietly pushed out on 17th April 2012 (the only press I’ve seen which picked it up were Construction Enquirer – linked further down), a press release buried in the Masonry First website heralded the launch of a new report from ‘think tank’ The Futures Group “Building Better Homes for the Customer” (pdf, 16 pages). Their [...]Links for April 17th through April 18th
These are my links for April 17th through April 18th: Government to slash planning guidance | Online News | Building – “Clark, speaking at a seminar on the NPPF in London yesterday, said: “We’re now conducting a review of the underpinning guidance, which will concentrate on focusing it, finding out what is necessary to be [...]
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