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Low energy buildings: National Energy Foundation's phase 2 expansion opts for lightweight construction. Energy World. October 2004 P. 16-18
Ian Byrne, Deputy Director, National Energy Foundation describes the design and construction of a second low energy building recently opened by a highly visible sustainable energy organisation. Following on from the new HQ building for a wind energy developer, this is the account of a second building erected to accommodate the National Energy Foundation and its subsidiary. While innovation at the RES HQ, created from an old structure, lay mainly in its building services, the emphasis at the NEF building was as much on a thermally lightweight building structure as to how it was to be supplied with energy.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: building
Subjects: Construction Engineering, Energy engineering, Research and development, Construction, Wind power
