Latest feature content on the topic of Built Environment — brought to you straight from the Editorial Desk of SustMeme and published in association with a leading Sponsor Partner*.
- For details of how to support independent journalism by becoming an Editorial Partner and SustMeme Channel Sponsor, including rates and benefits, please click here.
- Heat of the night: How bad sleep hits hard at work
Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: Why organisations should not ignore effects of rising nighttime heat on employee performance, health and wellbeing. - Bats in the city: Why urban areas become havensGuest Blog by Jane Marsh: As bats become more at home in the urban environment, what does this mean for business and the built environment?
- Does outsourcing add up for construction waste?Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: When you follow the money in construction waste, can outsourcing solutions make economic sense for sustainability?
- Swiss Embassy in China goes green with solar PVNews: Sustainability of government buildings overseas is important — which is why it matters that the Swiss Embassy in China has gone solar.
- Autumn Budget: Banking on AI and housebuildingOpinion: With the date set for the Budget and the Chancellor in need of a win, Jim McClelland asks: Is this the wrong time to ‘park the bus’?
- Innovation in crowd management for historic cityNews: Five innovators from around the world compete in $3M city challenge to help spiritual heart of Varanasi, India, with crowd management.
- Solar-thermal innovation for iconic London hotelNews: Famous London hotel partners with pioneering solar-thermal manufacturer to invest in cutting-edge heat decarbonisation technology.
- Window onto tree health in timber supply chainNews: Manufacturer of timber construction products becomes first of its kind to measure and monitor the health of forests in its supply chain.
- Gaps in key sustainability data from manufacturersNews: Construction manufacturers are failing to meet specifier demand for better sustainability data, hindering project progress on net zero.
- Adding colour to design aesthetics of in-roof solarNews: Colour options in red, green and grey for integrated solar roofs help renewables meet mainstream demand for aesthetics and compliance.
You can check out the full archive of past Built Environment posts on SustMeme here.