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🏗️ Glencar builds its way to #33 on the Growth Index! Their expertise in industrial and distribution facilities transforms the construction landscape. #construction #industrialdevelopment #growth Download Growth Index using the link in the comments. 👇

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Adaptive reuse and historic preservation projects are some of my favorites. Souder's Station Square won a county award. Additionally, my brother works for Boyle Construction. I love when both the companies we are involved in collaborate in successful projects. #BoyleConstruction #PhillipsDonovanArchitects #AdptiveReuse #HistoricPreservation #Redevelopment

New EPDs for Hansgrohe toilets and washbasins will support your next construction project. With two new EPDs for toilets and washbasins, Hansgrohe now also has environmental product declarations and LCA calculations for a wide range of sanitary porcelain products. The 11 average EPDs apply to more than 1,700 product numbers in the hansgrohe and AXOR range. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dhn6ERPX

Project Spotlight: Custom Facilities Boost Cherry Hill Coolstores' Operations When it comes to handling high volumes of valuable agricultural products, having the right facilities is essential. Cherry Hill Coolstores, a key player in Tasmania’s agricultural industry, partnered with Bison Constructions to deliver purpose-built facilities that cater to their diverse needs. 🏗️ Project Highlights:  • Size + Scale: Over 14,000m² of cool and dry storage space. • Smart Design: Tailored potato processing, cane storage, and carrot wash line.  • Enhanced Efficiency: Cool storage that controls temperature, CO2 levels, and optimises energy use through ambient air and humidity regulation.  • Streamlined Construction: Minimal disruption to daily operations for a seamless process. 🎥 To hear from Cherry Hill Coolstores’ General Manager, Conor O' Doherty about how Bison Constructions delivered these key facilities. Watch the video and read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dcfNAXZH #BisonConstructions #BuildingTasmania #ProjectSpotlight #IndustrialComplex #CoolStorage

"Seven Mills will be the size of a town like Maynooth, but, rather than being developed over centuries, our goal is to fully complete this new town by 2030." Gavin W., our Director of Construction & Operations, spoke with Tina-Marie O'Neill of the @business post about how Seven Mills will help shape the future landscape of Dublin. Read the full article here - https://lnkd.in/eQBAsr7Y #BuiltForGood

The government has announced that no major changes will be made to the Environmental Land Management (ELM) schemes. Farming minister Daniel Zeichner confirmed the government will focus on restoring stability and confidence for farmers. Labour is fully committed to the schemes and will not be ‘overturning the apple cart’. He emphasised the need to ensure small, grassland, upland and tenanted farms are catered for, acknowledging a weakness in the current ELM offering. Farmers will welcome confirmation that there will be no major changes. The schemes will however, continue to evolve. For example, a recent change to the SFI legume fallow option addresses a frustration many farmers had with the 2024 scheme. The legume fallow option (CNUM3) was being used instead of a break crop to rest land for a year, fix nitrogen and assist with weed control. In SFI 2024, for newly established fallow, this option was made non-rotational, meaning it had to be in the same place for the three-year agreement, so it could no longer substitute for a one-year break crop. This has now been reversed so new legume fallows can be rotated annually again.

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We are not OK. This is not OK. Over 800 local people voiced their concerns and submitted objections for a scheme put forward by an Essex based mastics firm to build on the town’s last developable site. This followed years of time and money spent on securing the site and achieving planning permission, only for it to be taken away under shady circumstances that stank of nepotism and greed. The inspector did rule in favour of the developer and upheld their appeal, because ultimately, their amendments put them within the boundaries of planning law. But their ethics sit firmly outside of our hopes for humanity. A win for some is a devastating loss for many. They may feel smug and be warmly congratulating each other on their success but it comes at a high price for people who desperately need homes that are affordable to live in. The scheme put forward by the community is a blueprint for housing in these times of climate emergency. 🌱a site that is radically low carbon, generating more energy than it will use 🏡 Homes built to Passivhaus standards so that people can live there with very low energy bills 🏡 Homes offered for rent, in perpetuity, at levels significantly below market rates that local working people can afford 👫Community ownership so that the income is reinvested in the local area. The spirit of the community in Totnes will not be broken. This is a setback but it is not the end.