Queen’s Business School featured in Architects’ Journal
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Queen’s Business School featured in Architects’ Journal

Satellite MPR are thrilled to have secured an exclusive ‘First Look’ for the new Queen’s Business School building in Architects’ Journal on behalf of our client, TODD Architects. The building has been described as marking a new chapter for sustainable energy in Northern Ireland and a national geothermal energy flagship.

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Guiding the way to Net Zero
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Guiding the way to Net Zero

A new and completely revised edition of the RIBA award-winning Guide to Building Materials and the Environment has been launched by AJ100 architecture practice Stephen George + Partners in collaboration with the GreenSpec website in response to the building industry’s push towards Net Zero Carbon and the perceived lack of clear, independent, rational information on how to achieve it.  

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SGP launches ‘Better Buildings’ sustainability toolkit for primary schools
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SGP launches ‘Better Buildings’ sustainability toolkit for primary schools

Stephen George + Partners LLP (SGP) is launching a free interactive toolkit to introduce primary school children to the importance of building sustainably. Focusing on building materials and how much carbon is released during their manufacture, the engaging and interactive Better Buildings website is free to use and aims to get children at Key Stage 2 thinking about sustainability and designing low carbon buildings.

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Major new report provides roadmap towards Oxfordshire’s zero-carbon future
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Major new report provides roadmap towards Oxfordshire’s zero-carbon future

The first comprehensive review of Oxfordshire’s progress towards tackling the climate and ecological emergency and creating a greener, healthier county has been published by sustainability charity Bioregional. The report measures progress against 20 key outcomes agreed in 2018 by over 100 stakeholders from across the county as part of Bioregional’s One Planet Oxfordshire initiative.

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