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  Featured Editorials  
   
  November

Comprehensive Spending Review - Assesing the Impact

 
  Kate Orviss, Partner at infrastructure law firm Pinsent Masons LLP, looks at the impact on education of the Comprehensive Spending Review.
   
  November

Delivering the Schools Programme after the capital spending review

 
  If the announcement in July by Michael Gove and the result of the Government ‘s spending review did one thing for the schools programme, apart from the obvious, it stimulated a healthy debate about the future design, delivery and impact of school buildings among all the stakeholders.
   
  October

Standardisation in Schools

 
  Attend any forum during a school design process; school consultation, residents open evening or client design briefing, and mention the word ‘standardisation’ and the reception ranges from icy to violent!
   
  September

Involving Pupils in School Design

 
  It’s not always the case, but sometimes a glass ceiling can be a positive thing. Especially when it’s designed by students and is a quite literal roof to their £30 million new school facilities.
   
  September

 

Breeam Doesn't Cost the Earth

 
  Environmental standards are being raised. The Building Regulations Part L target will be tightened this year and increasing numbers of Local Authorities are setting high BREEAM standards as planning requirements within their Local Development Frameworks.
   
  September

 

Awaiting the verdict.

 
  It seems like such a long time ago that we watched the emergency budget with collective baited breath.
   
  June

Education and Construction

What Lies Ahead .............

 
  So the public spending cuts are underway, the BSF Programme is in tatters, Local Authorities are reeling and schools and colleges are still falling down.
   
  June

Education Under a Coalition

 
  We are beginning to see the flesh on the bones of the new Coalition Government’s approach to education. 
   
  June

BREEAM - You Don' Have to Buy points

 
  The last few years has seen a deluge of legislation and initiatives aimed at creating more sustainable buildings.
   
  May

Landscaping in schools

 
  Landscaping and extensive school grounds provide children and young people opportunities for healthy exercise, creative play and a unique connection with the natural world.
   
  May

Building For Education is what we're all about. But What about Education For Building?

 
  In a survey last year, the CIOB reported that there are still too few skilled workers in the UK construction industry.
   
  April

 

The thing about concrete is ...........

 
  The thing about concrete is, it’s like chocolate. Too many air bubbles in it and you get Aero, and it breaks down. What you need is Dairy Milk.’
   
  March

External wall insulation ticks all the boxes

 
  The UK is serious about addressing the challenges we face in preventing runaway climate change by putting in place the necessary measures to create a sustainable low carbon economy in the time-frames required.
   

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