CE marking: a barrier to reuse?
The ASBP Reusable Buildings Network has identified CE marking as a potential barrier to structural steel reuse. We are meeting ...
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Hemac Network launches
Awareness of the impacts of climate change, rising energy prices, fuel poverty and a demand for energy security have prompted significant ...
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UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings launches
Many substantial building problems (including health problems) are caused by excessive or insufficient moisture. And yet we have very little ...
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A summary of the UKIEG Conference, 16th June 2016
We had a great day at the 2016 UKIEG Conference, kindly hosted by the excellent team at Coventry University. Dr ...
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UCL launch MSc Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings
Dr Marcella Ucci and her colleagues from UCL’s Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering joined us at our members’ pavillion at ...
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USGBC announces LEED ‘healthy material’ credit
The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has announced a new LEED pilot credit – Building Material Human Hazard & Exposure ...
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Building Revolutions – Applying the Circular Economy to the Built Environment
Hosted by Argent, David Cheshire launched his new book on the 27th May 2016 at an event chaired by Russell Haydn, with ...
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Research highlights effects on cognitive function due to VOC exposure
This interesting research article for the Environmental Health Perspectives journal investigates the effects of indoor environment on cognitive function. [divider style=”solid” ...
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ASBP Reusable Buildings Network – Planning and Resource efficiency
A selection of our Network met on the 24th May to explore the potential for planning guidance to increase resource ...
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ASBP launches Reusable Buildings Network
ASBP introduced The ASBP Reusable Buildings Network at Resource/Ecobuild; March 8-10th, 2016. ASBP is today commencing an Innovate UK study: ...
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