£200 extra for a low energy home; Timber has energy edge over masonry

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Musannif, B

Contributor(s):

Johnson, P

Language: English Series: Building Today ; 199(5852) 19 April 1990, 26-27Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

Summary: A two-part article analysing the cost and performance of low energy housing . Part 1 looks at masonry construction and Part 2 looks at timber frame construction. The findings are based on practical experience from BRECSU demonstration projects and case studies.

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A two-part article analysing the cost and performance of low energy housing . Part 1 looks at masonry construction and Part 2 looks at timber frame construction. The findings are based on practical experience from BRECSU demonstration projects and case studies.

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