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Go-ahead given for the University of Leicester’s new business school

|Date: 1 February, 2018

Go-ahead given for the University of Leicester’s new business school

Two developments critical to the future of the University of Leicester have received the go-ahead. The pr ...

Two developments critical to the future of the University of Leicester have received the go-ahead. The projects are part of the University’s £500m estates investment programme and construction is due ...

1 February, 2018
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MHG Gassero boilers provide efficient package for Exeter College

|Date: 30 January, 2018

MHG Gassero boilers provide efficient package for Exeter College

MHG Gassero has supplied three Superbox gas-fired condensing boilers to Exeter College to provide space h ...

MHG Gassero has supplied three Superbox gas-fired condensing boilers to Exeter College to provide space heating and hot water at the college’s Laurence Building. The two 1MW and one 500kW Superbox boi ...

30 January, 2018
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Washroom specification

|Date: 16 January, 2018

Washroom specification

There are an increasing number of schools which, as well as catering for children from nursery age throug ...

There are an increasing number of schools which, as well as catering for children from nursery age through to teenagers, also open up their facilities to the wider community. Washrooms designed for su ...

16 January, 2018
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New education hub provides learning spaces for thousands of Birmingham students

|Date: 12 January, 2018

New education hub provides learning spaces for thousands of Birmingham students

Birmingham City University’s new £31m building has officially opened, offering additional teaching and le ...

Birmingham City University’s new £31m building has officially opened, offering additional teaching and learning space for 3,000 students and staff within more than 650 rooms. Facing Gopsal Street, the ...

12 January, 2018
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Local pupils get an inside look at new Bertha Park village

|Date: 9 November, 2017

Local pupils get an inside look at new Bertha Park village

Pupils from Perth primary schools have enjoyed an exclusive preview of the ongoing construction works at ...

Pupils from Perth primary schools have enjoyed an exclusive preview of the ongoing construction works at the new Bertha Park village. 16 curious youngsters from eight local schools visited Robertson T ...

9 November, 2017
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Unisex bathrooms: are they here to stay?

|Date: 3 October, 2017

Unisex bathrooms: are they here to stay?

With each passing day, society is taking greater strides towards equality — and, as with any social chang ...

With each passing day, society is taking greater strides towards equality — and, as with any social change, it’s beginning to influence the way we design our homes, workplaces and social spaces. Amid ...

3 October, 2017
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Offsite steel selected for Durham University sustainable campus build

|Date: 20 September, 2017

Offsite steel selected for Durham University sustainable campus build

Fusion Building Systems has been contracted by Keepmoat Regeneration, part of the ENGIE group, to supply ...

Fusion Building Systems has been contracted by Keepmoat Regeneration, part of the ENGIE group, to supply offsite-manufactured light gauge steel superstructures, for the sustainably-designed Neville's ...

20 September, 2017
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Underfloor heating solution from Giacomini UK specified for £18m Beacon of Light development

|Date: 29 August, 2017

Underfloor heating solution from Giacomini UK specified for £18m Beacon of Light development

Work is underway in Sunderland on an £18m new site that will include education, sport and training facili ...

Work is underway in Sunderland on an £18m new site that will include education, sport and training facilities. The new Beacon of Light development is an initiative implemented by the official charity ...

29 August, 2017
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Report reveals UK schools and educational facilities are unprepared for heating system failure

|Date: 27 July, 2017

Report reveals UK schools and educational facilities are unprepared for heating system failure

The UK’s schools and educational facilities are regularly experiencing problems with their heating system ...

The UK’s schools and educational facilities are regularly experiencing problems with their heating systems, which increases the risk of unexpected closure, according to a new report published by Bosch ...

27 July, 2017
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SPIE UK awarded £8m M&E contract at East Ayrshire Council’s new William Mcllvanney Campus in Kilmarnock

|Date: 25 July, 2017

SPIE UK awarded £8m M&E contract at East Ayrshire Council’s new William Mcllvanney Campus in Kilmarnock

Named after the world-renowned author, who was born and educated in Kilmarnock, the £45.3m, 18,360m² camp ...

Named after the world-renowned author, who was born and educated in Kilmarnock, the £45.3m, 18,360m² campus will accommodate approximately 1,465 secondary, 383 primary and 160 early years pupils betwe ...

25 July, 2017
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