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Originally published in the FC&A Magazine. To see the original article, please click here.. Phil Brown, European regulatory marketing manager at Pilkington United Kingdom Limited, part of the NSG Group, explains what architects need to know about the new Part O building regulations, how they differ across the country, and why they don’t need to spell the end of the highly glazed dwellings ...

Leo Pyrah added: “Glass applications and specifications are evolving in line with new regulations and building policies, in what’s a key period of change in building design. It’s creating strong market opportunities for value added glass products, which I’m looking forward to working alongside customers in targeting.”

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We’ve even used our NSG TEC™ electrically conductive glass to wirelessly deliver power to devices via contact alone, creating the futuristic illusion that devices are freely ‘floating’ within an optically clear sheet of glass. As well as all these incredible innovations in glass, Sir Alastair’s discovery has also made possible some ...

27 Jul 2022. Phil Brown, European regulatory marketing manager at Pilkington United Kingdom Limited, part of the NSG Group, outlines the changes to Part L of the building regulations for dwellings in England, and how meeting U-value requirements will help installers to be one step ahead in meeting future standards.

New and existing domestic buildings. The Scottish Government has published changes to Section 6 (Energy) of the Technical Handbooks for domestic and non-domestic buildings to take effect on 1 st February 2023 (deferred from 1 st December 2022). Changes in Section 6 on energy are intended to deliver 32% aggregate reduction in CO 2 emissions on ...

Even subtle differences in orientation and the position of objects outside the window can change the surface temperature of the glass to the point that one pane suffers, and another does not. Any object (be it an overhang, canopy, tree etc.) blocking off the window to a clear night sky may also have the effect reducing the occurrences. ...

The building was developed by the Standard Life Pooled Property Pension Fund and joint venture partner Peveril Securities, who wanted the property to deliver modern energy performance standards in order to make the space on offer as attractive as possible to potential tenants. With a heavily glazed building, this can be a challenge.

Press Release. 04 Oct 2021. The NSG Group, owner of Pilkington United Kingdom Limited, has collaborated with product design studio Cohda to create new futuristic glass applications that deliver power to devices without the need for wires.