Book review: Architecture Is Climate

The Architects’ Journal Book review: Architecture Is Climate There is righteous anger behind MOULD collective’s call for action on climate breakdown, but it’s difficult to see how it might advance effective change The post Book review: Architecture Is Climate appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Awaab’s Law: A new chapter for social housing

Awaab’s Law, which imposes strict deadlines on social housing providers for investigating and resolving damp  and mould hazards, is more than a compliance requirement but a major opportunity for landlords to provide healthier homes, stronger landlord-tenant relationships and sector-wide improvement, writes Joe Lloyd-Allen of Nuaire. The post Awaab’s Law: A new chapter for social housing appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Healthy buildings: Why is damp, condensation and mould still an issue, and are we ready for Awaab’s Law?

Damp, condensation and mould are unsightly aspects in a building, but did you know they are only ‘symptoms’ of a problem, and finding the root causes is key to rectifying them. The post Healthy buildings: Why is damp, condensation and mould still an issue, and are we ready for Awaab’s Law? appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Property Health App: Your shield against damp & mould

Say hello to the future of safer and healthier structures for those who live, work and learn in them. We are conducting Masterclass sessions to inform you of this process in detail. The post Property Health App: Your shield against damp & mould appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

First phase of Awaab’s Law comes into effect for social housing landlords

The new law requires social landlords to fix damp and mould issues within a set deadline. The post First phase of Awaab’s Law comes into effect for social housing landlords appeared first on Property Week.

Jared Owen - What's inside the Statue of Liberty?

Short video animation about the Statue of Liberty