Committing to a Low Carbon Journey
In April 2022 we surveyed our self-builder readership to discover how many of them were pursuing a ‘low carbon’ build, and what their challenges have been along the way. In…
Bringing our readers unique, high-value content is something which netMAGmedia is always investing in. As such, we have partnered with audience research firm Edge Insight to survey our readerships on key topics which matter to them. From offsite construction, to Passivhaus, to remote monitoring of social housing.
Launched in 2020 netMAGresearch intends to learn more about our audience, and to inform them further about the topics most important to them. Our survey findings are captured in sponsored White Papers and circulated among our audiences to develop specific market knowledge across all our brands.
In April 2022 we surveyed our self-builder readership to discover how many of them were pursuing a ‘low carbon’ build, and what their challenges have been along the way. In…
The pressure was already on to increase water efficiency, and reduce water use, as much as possible in new homes. But this has been turned up in the past couple…
Fire Safety is of the utmost importance, and housing fires are preventable more often than not. Despite this, fires in UK housing are no thing of the past – with…
In 2021 Housebuilder & Developer conducted a study to gauge interest in modern methods of construction, finding that 40% of respondents reported they had never worked with any MMC, and…
Our Design for SuDs Industry Viewfinder reveals architects’ views and experiences of Sustainable Urban Drainage System including their design approaches, client engagement and solutions used.
The UK’s housing stock is arguably the oldest and most inefficient in Europe. However, 80% of the housing we will need by 2050 already exists. This means that a retrofit…
The 2022 changes to Parts L and F of the Building Regulations for buildings (plus the introduction of Part O covering overheating for domestic buildings) bring some significant upgrades in…
According to the World Green Building Council, buildings are globally responsible for half of the world’s total CO2 emissions and resource consumption, and 36% of global energy consumption. In 2019…
As of 15th June 2022, new homes starting construction must produce at least 31% less carbon than under the previous regulations, legislated under changes to Part L and F of…
The Grenfell Tower fire was one of the most devastating single events to occur in the UK’s built environment since World War 2. In its aftermath, various pledges and proposals…
Last year, Housing, Management & Maintenance magazine conducted a research initiative of its readers to find out the most common causes of fire risk in their housing stock, and the…
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), by 2041, one in four people in England will be 65 or older, and by the same year, the number of English…