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Latest Issue : Jun/Jul 2026

The June/July 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:

  • THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
    Cornish housebuilder Legacy Properties blended its new high-end development into its rural surroundings, providing a combination of contemporary and rustic. Roseanne Field reports. See page 16…
  • INDUSTRY VIEWFINDER | BUILDING IN RESILIENCE: REVISITING FLOOD MITIGATION FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS
    Building-In Resilience: Canvassing housebuilders’ views and experience once more on strategies for flood mitigation in new developments, with a particular focus on SuDS installations. See page 27…
  • ROUND TABLE REVIEW | APPROACHES TO HEATING & RENEWABLES FOR THE FUTURE HOMES STANDARD
  • ROUND TABLE REVIEW | KEEPING FABRIC FIRST IN FUTURE HOMES STANDARD COMPLIANCE
  • BUILDING FABRIC | TESTED SYSTEMS, QUIETER FLOORS
    Roly Ward from MEDITE SMARTPLY says tested OSB flooring systems with consistent performance are the key to acoustic compliance – and why detailing is the key. See page 49…
  • GROUNDWORKS | GEOSYNTHESIS PROVIDE GENUINE SAVINGS
    Mark Gillies at Burdens looks at the key role played by geosynthetic materials in new housing developments, in particular how they can underpin cost-saving strategies. See page 53…
  • HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING | THE DO’S AND DON’TS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING
    Heat networks are becoming increasingly popular, but present key considerations for developers for ensuring long-term performance, says Altecnic’s Josh Collins. See page 59...
  • INTERIORS | MODERN DOOR SYSTEMS FOR MODERN HOMES
    ECLISSE explores how pocket doors and flush hinged systems are helping developers maximise space, streamline interiors and enhance homeowner appeal. See page 63…

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