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Susie and Claire attend the ‘Building the future – Women in Construction’ report launch & debate in parliament.

Susie and Claire attended the ‘Building the future – Women in Construction’ report launch & debate in parliament. The report was published by the Smith Institute and edited by Meg Munn MP. Support was given by Wates Giving, Construction Youth Trust and the Construction Industry Training Board.   The report can be found here.  

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Susie @inklingllp makes #Ecobuild100 list of top tweeters 2014

The #Ecobuild100 aims to provide a comprehensive list of the most useful and insightful sustainable construction, design and built environment oriented Twitter accounts. The list is comprised of public nominations, from which the Ecobuild team has carefully selected the final 100 based on relevant content, engagement and Klout score.  

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Claire peer reviews CIBSE’s new AM11

Claire is a long-standing technical peer reviewer for CIBSE (The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers) and has recently reviewed CIBSE’s updated Applications Manual 11 on Building Performance Modelling.   This update is a complete revision of the previously published Manual AM11 and covers topics such as –  thermal and energy modelling –  ventilation modelling […]

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Training workshop on implementing the CIBSE TM54 Methodology to avoid “The Performance Gap”

Inkling are running a series of training workshops on implementing the CIBSE TM54 Methodology to avoid “The Performance Gap”. The workshops will be run in collaboration with Colin Lillicrap Associates, CIBSE and The Centre for Efficient and Renewable Energy in Buildings (CEREB) the unique teaching, research and demonstration resource at London South Bank University.   Next […]

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Inkling Blog #2: What is the Building Performance Gap?

There has been a lot of discussion in recent months concerning ‘The Building Performance Gap’. However, on closer inspection it actually turns out that there are many different types of Building Performance Gap. These are caused by a wide spectrum of conceptual and quality issues ranging from a lack of clarity in the industry regarding […]

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Inkling won’t be sending Christmas cards this year

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We were trying to source something fun to send as Christmas cards to the people we’ve worked with this year. Then we came across this site: http://www.crash.org.uk/event/crash-no-christmas-card-appeal-2013/   No brainer. We won’t be sending any cards. Instead we’ve given the money we would have spent to Crash who are a charity constructing a future for […]

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Inkling Blog #1: What is Building Physics?

We are often asked what Building Physics is so it seems like a good subject to kick off the Inkling blog.   The short answer is that Building Physics is the science of analysing and optimising the metabolism of a building; how it keeps warm, stays cool, responds to daylight and breathes.   This analogy […]

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Susie judges CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2014

For the second year running Susie was asked to be a judge for the CIBSE Building Performance awards. The judging took place in November, but the winners won’t be announced until the awards ceremony in February. “I really enjoyed the judging process – it’s a privileged to be asked and to review such a range […]

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Claire writes WiBSE piece for CIBSE YEN newsletter

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Claire wrote this piece introducing WiBSE (Women in Building Services Engineering) for the CIBSE YEN North-East newsletter. More about WiBSE can be found here.

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Inkling presenting at CIBSE Technical Symposium – Dublin 2014

Claire is presenting a poster at the CIBSE ASHRAE Technical Symposium at the Dublin Institute of Technology on the 3rd and 4th of April 2014. Our poster is entitled ‘A comparison of the CIBSE Guide A and TM52 overheating criteria for a range of building types’ http://www.cibse.org/index.cfm?go=events.view&item=4703

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