Higher education sports facilities are no longer judged solely on the quality of their equipment or athletic provision. Today, students expect sports buildings that support wellbeing, performance, accessibility and community, with spaces that are practical, durable and designed to meet the demands of modern campus life. As universities continue to invest in student experience and compete to attract and retain students, the quality of interior design within sports facilities h

Genuit Group plc, a leading provider of sustainable water, climate and ventilation solutions for the built environment, has been named in the Financial Times Europe’s Climate Leaders 2026 list for the second consecutive year, recognising its continued progress in reducing emissions while supporting the transition to a low-carbon built environment. Compiled by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista, the annual ranking is one of the most respected independent assessme

Philip Gaffey, Managing Director of Gaffey, explores the link between water treatment and net zero building. As net zero targets and certification requirements reshape decision making across the built environment, the focus in building services has sharpened around energy systems, materials selection and operational efficiency. Water treatment, specifically chemical dosing, filtration and ongoing disinfection management, has largely escaped the same scrutiny. The carbon footp

TG Escapes explores Surrey County Council’s blended estates strategy for the provision of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities in schools and educational establishments. At the recent Education Estates conference, Euan Leslie, Programme Manager for Surrey County Council, along with Chris Leese, Technical Director at TG Escapes Modular, presented “ ModernMethods,InclusiveFutures ”, a detailed look into a highly successful programme for expanding Special Educational Needs

Metal Technology has developed a range of systems to meet the need for Passivhaus-compliant education buildings built with a robust, Fabric First approach. The building sector accounts for 35% of global energy consumption, with the operational stage, particularly heating and cooling, being the largest contributor to carbon emissions. As the UK works to reduce its environmental impact, demand is rising for education buildings designed to the Passivhaus standard. With e

With schools under pressure to cut costs and meet net zero targets, water efficiency is a great place to start. Richard Braid, Managing...

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Richard Harvey, CEO of TG Escapes, has overseen the design and construction of timber-frame buildings since founding the company in 2002....

Schools and hospitals should leverage funding to install solar carports, a renewable expert has said, after research revealed a...

Edgeborough School has raised the bar for pupil facilities with the unveiling of its brand-new changing block – an eco-conscious,...

Creating sustainable environments in our schools is crucial, particularly as schools across the UK are under increasing pressure to...

Could prefabricated heating solutions offer an answer to decarbonising heat in existing school buildings? Neville Radford, National...

The Wraptite external air barrier from A. Proctor Group has helped create state-of-the-art learning environments for more than 4,500...

Breathing Buildings, a leading provider of controlled natural and hybrid ventilation systems, offers schools a complete ventilation...

The survey results found: More than a third of UK schools continue to grapple with key challenges in achieving heating system...