Built Environment News

It’s Clean Air Day on Thursday 16th June. To celebrate this important day, we’ve launched a #PMTennis campaign to spread awareness of the causes of air pollution, the impact on public health, and the steps we can take to improve it.

Recent data from the World Health Organisation (WHO) shows that 99% of the global population is breathing poor-quality air. This is air that exceeds WHO’s PM2.5 air-quality limits and is full of particles that penetrate into the lungs, enter the veins and arteries, and cause health problems.

The Government has recently launched two consultations on proposals to help local authorities to tackle poor air quality and ensure that air quality standards are met in our communities.

We're delighted to announce that Rob Waiting (Principal Sustainability Consultant) has successfully completed training as a NABERS UK Assessor. Stroma Built Environment is now able to support our clients to complete NABERS UK assessments to rate the energy efficiency of office buildings.

We’re pleased to announce the launch of four brand new services, helping clients to gather accurate and reliable data and save time and money across all construction stages. Take a look now and get in touch for more information.

Overheating in homes has become an increasingly important issue. With glazing systems achieving greater thermal performance ratings and homes becoming much more insulated, residential dwellings face the risk of creating uncomfortable living temperatures during warmer months.

Wood Norton Retirement Village consists of 48 village apartments for independent living, 46 suites for assisted living, and a 60-bed care home. The retirement home also includes a wellness spa, lounges, library, terrace café, restaurant, and garden bar for residents and visitors.

This project was located in Bury St Edmunds and consisted of a newly built head office development. The new building comprises laboratories, manufacturing and warehouse facilities, offices and collaborative working spaces.

The government has proposed a new Building Regulation Approved Document designed to reduce the risk of overheating within new residential dwellings.