Microsoft is building a new data centre with mass timber. This is a growing trend in construction using cross-laminated timber, or CLT, a fire-resistant prefabricated wood material. This helps reduce the use of steel and concrete and “significantly reduce the embodied carbon footprint of two new datacenters by 35 percent compared to conventional steel construction, and 65 percent compared to typical precast concrete.”
Opinion Piece BE Schools Trust expands Built Environment Education in UK schools The Built Environment Schools Trust expanded its “My Environment My Future” (MEMF) programme
Opinion Piece McKinsey & Company Understanding what neurodivergent employees need to succeed This talk discusses how embracing neurodiversity can be a competitive advantage for organisations,
Opinion Piece UNESCO Global Education monitoring report Leadership in education The report examines the requirements of good leadership in education and how they vary between
