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Section 6 of the Scottish Building Standards Technical Handbooks is set to be updated from April 2024. This comes after the updated Approved Document Part L for England came into force in June 2022. When? Any project where a building warrant is applied for from 1st April 2024 will be applicable to the new regulations.
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THE BRIEF UK Building Compliance carried out SAP calculations, Water Efficiency calculations and a TM59 Dynamic Thermal Modelling assessment on a bungalow in Coventry to meet compliance with the 2021 building regulations. THE RESULTsAVERAGE SAP RESULTS≤ 8.04Average Target Emission Rate (TER)≤ 44.39(TPER)≤ 47.82Average Target Fabric Energy Efficiency (TFEE)3.99Average Dwelling Emission Rate (DER)41.68(DPER)47.64Average Dwelling Fabric Energy Efficiency
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Energy efficiency and building compliance are two intertwined concepts that play a pivotal role in the construction industry. Building compliance refers to adhering to various regulations and standards set by local authorities and governments to ensure the safety, sustainability, and quality of buildings. Energy efficiency, on the other hand, focuses on optimising the energy performance
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The London Plan, first introduced in 2004 and updated several times since, lays out the development strategy for England’s capital. This comprehensive plan is not only about urban growth but also emphasises sustainability and resilience. As a builder in London, understanding and complying with The London Plan is essential. In this guide, we’ll navigate the
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Building compliance is a crucial aspect of construction projects, ensuring safety, sustainability, and adherence to regulations. However, even with the best intentions, compliance failures can occur, leading to costly rework, delays, and potential legal issues. In this blog, we will explore the most common building compliance failures and provide insights into how to avoid them,
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