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Where the embodied is buried

By Pamela Buxton2013-05-01T06:20:00

$Hawkins\Brown’s Oxford University biochemistry building$

Upcoming changes to both Breeam and the building regulations are placing the embodied carbon of different structural solutions under the spotlight

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