Blog for the Build4 Demo Centre
Dover, UK, Monday, January 09, 2012
In the new year, I’d like to include ‘guest blogs’ from different partners. If you have any good ideas or want to promote anything you’re doing, let me know and I’ll get it up on the blog.
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LCA Conference: Life Cycle Assessment a tool for strategic decision-making
Lille, France, Thursday, November 03, 2011
Two Days ( 3 and 4 November) of co-learning between business, public authorities, researchers and experts around Life Cycle Assessment and its applications in order to:
- Build and enrich your strategy
- Anticipate future evolutions and legislation
- Learn the latest LCA trends
- Develop partnerships
Read more ...
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Duurzaam bouwen een kwestie van doen, Sustainable building a matter of acting
Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, Thursday, November 03, 2011
This conference about the impact of sustainability on the strategies for companies is in Dutch.
Topics are:
- Sustainable construction is no hype. How can you respond?
- What does it mean for your business if you take is sustainable?
- Practical examples on the current applications of sustainable building materials.
- Innovation opportunities and capabilities for developing sustainable construction materials.
Program of the Conference and acces to the live stream report from Apenheul
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A Dickens of a View! BSK-CiC are moving...
Rochester, Kent, UK, Friday, September 09, 2011
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“Sustainable building is good,…”
Belgium, Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Belgian CAP’EM partner VIBE starts this autumn a campaign called: “Duurzaam bouwen is goed, bio-ecologisch bouwen is beter”. The aim of this campaign is to make the concept of “bio-ecological building” more known. The campaign focuses on low-energy and water-saving buildings, specifically constructed with eco-materials (‘bio-ecological buildings’), as taken into account in the CAP’EM project.
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The campaign includes awareness-building, education and action.
For this campaign VIBE spreads thousands of posters. People can put these posters on their window so “bio-ecological building” becomes visible in every street.
Apart from that, there is a full educational program for different target public: self-builders, clients, building professionals. This also includes a second edition of the ‘Postgraduate Bio-Ecological building’ at KaHo Sint Lieven in Ghent (starting September 27th), public visits of bio-ecological buildings etc. |
We’ll also organize a study trip (October), visiting a.o. some good practices in Brussels, Mouscron and projects of the CAP’EM-lead-partner CD2E. More information www.vibe.be
Read the VIBE Brochure: 11. Najaarscampagne - Duurzaam bouwen is goed, bio-ecologisch bouwen is beter. (PDF page 1-8) (PDF page 9-16)
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Kent's Sustainable Construction Centre is officially opened
Dover, UK, Thursday, March 31, 2011
The first CAP'EM site is opened in Kent. Delivered by a Community Interest Company BSK-CiC and delivered as part of the EU Interreg IVB funded CAP’EM (Cycle Assessment Procedure for Eco Materials) project, Build4 is one of two UK sustainable construction demonstration centres which will showcase construction eco-materials and provide hands-on-access to those that use them including professionals such as contractors, architects and engineers as well as students and DIYers.
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Publication about CAP'EM project in the Netherlands
Wageningen, the Netherlands, Monday, May 02, 2011
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Design launched for BSK-CiC’s Dover Demonstration Centre for eco-materials in construction
Monday, November 15, 2010
One of CAP'EM's UK partners, Chatham based BSK-CiC, is offering a design opportunity to two university students studying architecture. Their brief is to design BSK-CiC’s Dover Demonstration Centre for eco-materials in construction. As part of the EU Interreg IVB funded CAP’EM project, BSK-CiC will be opening the demonstration centre to offer people a hands-on opportunity to experience eco-materials in construction.
Neil Quinn of Central St. Martins and Rafat Jahandideh of UCA-Canterbury have been chosen to provide the designs for the interior of the centre and for the mobile demonstration units. The centre is expected to be launched in February 2011 and is one of six centres being developed in Northwest Europe. It is open to anybody who wants to learn more about eco-materials and will incorporate training in the materials for professionals and for DIYers.
For more information about the centre, go to www.businesslowcarbon.co.uk/capem, call BSK-CiC on 08457 22 66 55 or drop in to visit the centre in the new year.
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