2005 October
Cast-iron boilers perform to modern standards
Trane launches fan-coil units adapted for British market
More cooling capacity from York Sonata chillers
Direct gas-fired water heaters
Flue options add to water-heating applications
Ventilator provides controllable natural ventilation
Web-based workstation for CentraLine building-management systems
Wall-hung condensing boilers up to 120 kW
Bringing sophistication to the control of space heating
Sophisticated control for underfloor heating
Heat-pump package generates domestic hot water
Close-control air conditioning
NBS launches Engineering Services Full Service specification product
Applying Internet technology to building automation
Accumulator vessels overcome water-supply issues at Norfolk hotel
Club steward enthuses about the benefits of air filters
Condensing water heaters are part of university’s environmental plan
School learns the lessons of integrated building systems
CHP in environmental-sustainability showcase
Air-conditioning units take the weight off an installer’s mind
Oventrop sets the temperature in Cambridge hotel
New heat exchanger improves hospital energy performance
Evaporative cooling overcomes Aga’s overheating problem
Qualitair controls ‘Street’ temperatures in Morrisons supermarkets
School maths department counts on natural ventilation
York’s Basildon factory to be closed down in restructuring
BEST raises GCSE selection criteria for craft apprentices
Vaillant boosts capacity to meet growth markets
Major Projects Agreement brings benefits to Terminal 5
CIBSE prepares to build on Part L
Daikin to open new headquarters
White Young Green provides design services for college
Space Air motor cyclist regains championship lead
Thermal Transfer shares in European Construction Industry award
New college shows the way in teaching
Revised Building Regulations to arrive two years early
Building for the future — part 2
Building for the future — part 1
Packaged pump range delivers prefabrication benefits
Manufacturer helps equip skills centre
Ideal Heating has helped to equip a new £500,000 green energy centre in Merseyside which is seeking to attract fresh talent into the heating industry.
Acoustic solutions suite with easy access to services at University of Birmingham
A suite of ceiling and wall acoustic solutions have been specified for The University of Birmingham’s new landmark Molecular Sciences building, which will provide a hub for research and academic work.