We wanted to put our heads together and give advice on what we think are the trickiest and/or most confusing parts of the analysis as we think it’s imperative that we are all approaching these assessments consistently.
Part O of the Building Regulations (England) came into force in June 2022. Susie Diamond shares her thoughts on the subject with a 3rd instalment.
Susie has been working with the Future Homes Hub and others to better understand the implications of AD-O.
Here are some of her (constantly evolving) personal opinions on the subject.
In December 2021 the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (formally known as MHCLG) published updates to the building regulations which included the introduction of AD-O. Here’s our take.
In March 2023 Claire wrote about our experience of NABERS reviews so far. This is an update with further thoughts on the process and what we’ve learned.
The write up of the round table discussion Susie participated in on the future of HVAC is in this months
Claire is to participate in the next Edge Debate on tall buildings entitled “Skyscrapers vs the Planet – Can Tall
The Notional Building To assess carbon compliance with the Part L 2013 building regulations, the building as designed is
Part L2A 2013 The Building Regulations Approved Document Part L2A 2013 for non-domestic buildings have recently been released. These
The Question Time style event took place on 12th September and was wide ranging with a line-up of short presentations
