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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Closed for lunch 12pm - 1pm each day

Closed all day Saturday and Sunday and bank holidays

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The Project Support Centre is located in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment at the University of Westminster.

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Planning Workshop. Birmingham, 27 November 2013

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Presentations from this workshop are entitled “Understanding and changing places”; “Delivering better places” and “Planning for better places”.

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The good event registration guide

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This guide aims to evaluate, compare and understand the event registration software.

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10 event trends for 2014

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Every year Event Manager Blog publishes an overview of the most significant trends affecting events. Here is your report of Event Trends for 2014.

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Workplace transformation survey: A global view of workplace change

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To better understand the drivers and challenges of workplace change, a global survey was recently undertaken on today’s changing work environment. Over 500 corporate real estate  professionals across North America, EMEA, and APAC responded to a series of questions about their organization’s workplace transformation programs. The report discusses the survey results and provides a global view of the trends driving workplace change.

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Climate Action 2013-2014

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Launched in 2007 at COP13 Bali and now in its sixth edition, the Climate Action publication is read and referred to consistently throughout the year and features world-class thought leadership from some of the most influential political, environmental and business commentators. The publication assists governments by highlighting the latest business solutions and technologies, and offers the opportunity for policy-makers to outline new initiatives, programmes, green financing options and the future challenges that governments and are facing in driving their nations and communities towards sustainability.

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Exporting opportunity? Putting UK waste to work at home and abroad

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The Associate Parliamentary Sustainable Resource Group has published a report which makes clear recommendations for policy change designed to ensure the UK maximises value from its waste both at home and via export. Looking in-depth at the export of waste-derived fuels and recyclate, the APSRG’s 2013 research inquiry has examined the current policy landscape in the UK in relation to waste exports, identified key drivers and highlighted areas of risk and opportunity for the waste industry.

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Using BIM to inform design

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This video describes how BIM can be used to inform design.

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Critical materials and material security for the construction industry and its supply chain

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This Information Paper from the BRE summarises the main current issues of material security and materials criticality that may affect the UK construction industry. It also defines the terminology used in this subject and lists sources of further information. The Information Paper will interest procurement professionals, sustainability managers and anyone with an interest in corporate social responsibility, design, materials selection and in the management of business risks associated with procurement of materials and products. Price £13

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Economic and environmental assessment of deconstruction strategies using building information modeling

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Researchers from the National University of Singapore have been investigating the possibilities for linking BIM with custom-made demolition and/or disassembly tools. Their paper, presented to the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Construction Research Congress 2012, presents a method that uses BIM technology to decide on the most appropriate demolition strategy for a given project.

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Greening dementia: A literature review of the benefits and barriers facing individuals living with dementia in accessing the natural environment and local greenspace

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In 2012 Natural England commissioned Dementia Adventure (a Community Interest Company which connects people living with dementia, with nature and a sense of adventure) to review the existing evidence of the benefits and barriers facing people living with dementia in accessing the natural environment and their local green space. The report will be used as the basis to develop a partnership project to address the barriers, enable more people living with dementia to enjoy the benefits of the natural environment and therefore advance policy and practice in Natural England’s Outdoors for All programme.

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