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14 Jun 2016
Timber framed buildings, solar energy, BIM for sustainability and more
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Sustainable timber framed building for School
Fordingbridge has provided a new sustainable timber framed sixth form building for Fairmead School.

The building has many special features including a hybrid steel and sustainably sourced FSC accredited glulaminated timber-frame.
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Things to consider with solar energy
With projects having to adhere to efficiency targets, and renewables being used more often, we look at solar energy.
An effective alternative to wrapped parapets
Schöck offers an effective alternative to wrapped parapets, which minimises thermal bridges with no maintenance required.
BIM for sustainable buildings
With all the benefits that BIM offers, such as enabling collaboration, can it also help buildings go green?
ACO stabilisation tile system
ACO Water Management has announced the launch of its new lightweight reinforced gravel tile, GravelGrid.
Grand seating for a great stay
Green Furniture Concept has provided its Nova C seating range for the Gallerian shopping mall in central Stockholm.
Armstrong launches Perla OP dB
A premium ceiling tile which takes acoustic performance to new heights has been launched by Armstrong.
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