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The project at 40 Chorlton Street Manchester is a rooftop extension on a former cotton warehouse and the 2-story extension creates 8 new hotel apartments.
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#sustainability#construction#environment#building
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Interesting Infographics on carbon emissions across the UK, well done Ipswich for having the lowest CO2 emissions per person in a city.
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#PartL session this morning at #Futurebuild. That Peter chap from government seemed genuinely surprised that lots and lots of people had bothered to respond to the consultation. Timeline seems to have gone from 2020 to ‘some time in the near future’ due to extra homework.
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Check out article by @ollywainwright on the proposed part L regulations mentioning @LETI_London and @ArchitectsCAN At the moment, our regulations simply aim for a ‘percentage better than bad'- this has to change. theguardian.com/artanddesign…
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Great summary of the problems of the Future Homes Standard. Despite the hype, regs for low carbon buildings are going backward at a crucial time. Respond to the consultation via @LETI_London or @CIBSE: cibsejournal.com/opinion/why…
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Join me in signing up to the @LETI_London key messaging on #PartL consultation #ClimateEmergency requires change now leti.london/part-l
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The leadership on low carbon construction has come from devolved authority in recent years. It's vital we don't remove the ability for local authorities to take the national conversation forward. Respond to @LETI_London via the link below. #zerocarbon #constructionuk
Local authorities will be stripped of their powers to set local carbon targets for new homes under #PartL consultation - have your say! the @LETI_London response and key messages are available for all to use leti.london/part-l
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Our Part L Consultation Page has now been updated to include template proposed answers. Make your response count and ask for a change leti.london/part-l
Thanks to all who have signed up to support our Key Messaging! #ClimateEmergency #PartL
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We have launched our position on the Part L consultation. Read our Key Messaging document at leti.london/part-l and become a signatory to show your support. Influencing regulation is key to helping meet our climate change targets.
Thanks to all who have signed up already!
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An amazing event today challenging sustainability and how we need to deliver it..
Good comment from @nigel_eckersall @Quattro_Design at @LondonBuildExpo - We shouldn’t be talking about increased costs for building to ‘eco’ or #Passivhaus standards - these, better standards should be considered the norm to ensure sustainability in the built environment.
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Here is the #BREEAM Excellent Hoover building which underwent domestic refurbishment. Follow the link to see the case study in full! breeam.com/case-studies/resi…
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LETI is now in Twitter! Follow for updates on everything we are doing, including upcoming technical guidance, talks and events. #LETI #gettingtozero
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The Green Construction Board has today published its recommendations and background report in response to the @beisgovuk mission to halve energy use of new buildings by 2030.
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A great '101' guide to the process and terminology used in Part-L compliance assessment modelling. Thanks, @BuildEnergyUK buildenergy.co.uk/tips-and-i…
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Just out: A new report from the CCC's Adaptation Committee assesses how well #Scotland is managing its vulnerability to the risks of #climatechange. Interesting new findings on #peatland, resilience of #marine environments #pests #diseases #flood risk+more theccc.org.uk/publication/fi…
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Calling modellers:
MHCLG are asking for evidence of any activity or parameters within the SBEM activity database that you can demonstrate are unrealistic? They'd like evidence and suggestions for what the activity/parameters should be revised to?
Respond via [email protected]
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Embodied carbon makes up between half and three-quarters of a new building’s lifetime carbon emissions - through material sourcing and production, transport and construction, maintenance etc. BREEAM is one of the few UK tools looking at this seriously: buff.ly/2F3rCQq

























