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AR1 - Thermal Performance and Code For Sustainable Homes (Norwich)

AR1: Thermal performance (London)

National planning policy framework

This page provides information on NPPF

Basements for housing

This page provides information on the benefits of using concrete in basements for housing

The Queen of Concrete

Elaine Toogood is Head of Architecture at The Concrete Centre - the UK’s hub for material, design and construction guidance related to the use of concrete. She has nearly 25 years’ experience as an architect across a range of design projects including several self-build homes. 

Building regulations need to address overheating in new homes

The newly published Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk from the Climate Change Committee calls for the updating of building regulations to address overheating in new homes. To address this, a number of key actions are identified, which The Concrete Centre fully support.  

Everyman Theatre, Liverpool

The Everyman Theatre is a RIBA North West National Award winner 2014 and was the winner of the RIBA Stirling Prize 2014.

Horizon House, Bristol

Having a minimal impact on the environment was always going to be a high priority for the Environment Agency’s HQ and with a BREEAM rating of 85%, the best for an office in the UK, this is a truly sustainable building.

Crownhill Crematorium, Milton Keynes

The project brief was for a new and distinctive single chapel crematorium which allowed the function of the building to be seamless as well as to provide a reflective and tranquil place for the community.

The Exchange Building, Falmouth

The BREEAM 'Excellent' Exchange Building's aesthetic is dominated by the visual concrete for the walls and soffits.