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Latest Issue : Feb/Mar 2025

The February/March issue of Housebuilder & Developer includes our regular ‘product round-ups’ which, as always, showcase the latest exciting and innovative products available.

Features in this issue include:

  • FROM COWSHED TO RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
    Mark Smulian explores how Birchgrove is redefining retirement living with a strong sense of community in a   flexible build-torent model in Godalming, Surrey. See page 20…
  • SOLUTIONS FOR BIODIVERSITY NET GAIN & NUTRIENT NEUTRALITY
    Insight into housebuilders views on biodiversity, its impact on their developments, the challenges they’re facing – and the possible solutions. See page 31…
  • BUILDING FABRIC | DAYLIGHT: THE OVERLOOKED ROLE
    As sustainable construction advances, home design must go beyond energy efficiency, considering daylight, ventilation, comfort, and embodied carbon. Neil Freshwater of VELUX explores how daylight and Indoor Environment Quality can contribute. See page 43…
  • HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES | BEYOND BOILERS
    As energy efficiency standards tighten, Barry Fentem of Altecnic explores alternatives to gas boilers, helping modern housing developments meet regulations and future-proof homes with sustainable heating solutions. See page 49…
  • HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES | THE UNSUNG HERO
    Mechanical extract fans are essential for home ventilation, yet often overlooked. Paul Williams of Domus Ventilation explores how choosing the right fan and ensuring proper installation ensures efficiency, performance, and regulatory compliance. See page 53...
  • INTERIORS | DESIGN FOR THE FUTURE
    Complying with legislation to create future-proof, carbon-neutral buildings is key. Andrew Watkins of wedi Systems explores sustainable, long-lasting solutions for bathroom and wet room design amid evolving regulations. See page 61…

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