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Embodied impacts guide published20 March 2012 A Guide to Understanding the Embodied Impacts of Construction Products has been published by the Construction Products Association (CPA). It outlines a consistent and established way for measuring embodied impacts and this will assist those in all parts of the construction industry to deliver more sustainable buildings with less environmental impact. Written jointly by Jane Anderson from PE International and Jane Thornback, Sustainability Policy Advisor at the Association, the Guide is available electronically and can be downloaded free of charge from the Association's website. A shorter summary document is also available on the website and in hard copy format. At the launch of the Guide, Jane Thornback, Sustainability Policy Advisor at the
Association said; 'The quest for a more sustainable and low carbon built environment has meant that the demand
for information by designers and contractors on the embodied environmental impacts of construction products has
grown dramatically in recent years and will become an increasingly important dimension of construction in the
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Christopher Hunt MCIAT is not an Architect or a member of the RIBA but a Chartered Architectural Technologist - a professional building designer specialising in residential development from home extensions to new builds including conversions and refurbishments. He is a full member of CIAT which is a different and alternative qualifying body for professionals dealing with building design. If you specifically want an Architect click this link Home page About us Previous schemes gallery Client guides Client options after approval Construction News CIAT News Resources Home Building Contact Us Site Map |
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