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Locating a plan for housing

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This blog considers a new book from Kate Barker who has been a significant presence in UK housing policy debate for a decade. Her latest book looks at private sector housing.

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Asbestos – Part 2: Where to find asbestos in buildings

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This blog discusses how to identify asbestos and where it may be discovered in buildings.

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Retirement housing

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Considers the lack of housing specifically designed for older people.

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NBS Sustainability Report 2014

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Personal commitment far outweighs regulations, client demands and company policies as the main driver of sustainability, according to the latest Sustainability Report published by NBS. Sustainability’s battle for hearts and minds across the UK construction industry appears to be won, with this second NBS survey of consultants, clients and contractors finding that almost four fifths consider personal beliefs and values as their primary motivation for delivering sustainable buildings.

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Alternative housing could be the answer to London’s housing crisis

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Alternative housing logics and forms of accommodation, Melissa Fernández argues, can provide London with a partial solution to its housing supply crisis, but their individual contexts, prospects and constraints within the capital city need to be better known and understood. A new project by LSE London will be exploring this (and another three key topics) through a series of events, site visits and publications over the coming year.

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Green infrastructure guide for water management: Ecosystem-based management approaches for water-related infrastructure projects

Posted on: 10 October 2014
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The United Nations Environment Programme has launched this guide, highlighting the benefits of the green infrastructure approach, which can reduce vulnerability to climate impacts as well as providing economic and other benefits.

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House price statistics

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This article describes the house price index (HPI) in the euro area and the European Union (EU), presenting data on this indicator both at European and Member State level. It also provides examples of possible use of this indicator in relation to other statistics, such as consumer price indices, rent price indices and household disposable income. Finally, a summary description of the methodology used in the compilation of the HPI is given.

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Where will our grandchildren live?

Posted on: 10 October 2014
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In October 2014, the Academy of Urbanism is running a lecture series on the theme of “Where will our Grandchildren Live?”  Videos of the presentations made on 2 October 2014 are available online.

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Profitable places: Why housebuilders invest in landscape

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Aimed at developers, this booklet highlights five ways in which landscape professionals can add value. These five principles are illustrated through five housing case studies where landscape has informed the location, layout and design of new developments to great effect.

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Count us in: Lessons learnt

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Count Us In explored how housing associations can help their residents use energy more efficiently through simple changes in their behavior. As part of the project, the National Housing Federation worked with a number of housing associations who ran pilots testing different ways of working with residents. The Federation has published the main findings from the Count Us In project. The report also sets out recommendations for housing associations wishing to deliver effective engagement activity at scale.

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