I have been involved with TM59 since we started petitioning for a standardised overheating risk assessment method for homes in the early 2010s. I was part of the original development team that wrote and tested the first release that came out in 2017, and for the past six years we have been talking about and […]
Susie and Claire attended and gave a paper on modelling infiltration at the 2026 technical symposium in Loughborough. These are their highlights.
Susie attended the annual GHA conference on 28th January 2026 at the British Library. It was a really interesting day with a clear focus on the people who will live their lives within the homes we design. Here are the key notes that she came away with.
We shared the questions we blogged about on ‘CIBSE weather data 2025 – have we lost sight of urban heat islands?’ with CIBSE for their feedback and here is their full response
We explore some concerns about the new CIBSE weather datasets in how well they represent city centre locations in the context of urban heat island effect (UHI).
Susie has signed up to be an ambassador for Shade the UK, as part of Inklings ongoing commitment to reducing overheating risk and improving thermal comfort.
Susie and Claire attended the CIBSE/IBPSA technical symposium 2025 at UCL in London. Here are their highlights from the event and some constructive criticism for next time.
The concepts of infiltration and air tightness in buildings are well recognised, but not necessarily accurately accounted for in dynamic thermal models.
Susie was invited to speak at an ANC event in November 2025 where they launched their new AD-O Noise Guide.
Susie was excited to be invited to visit the Energy House 2.0 facility at the University of Salford.
Susie gets the opportunity to visit the very beautiful and RIBA award-winning Cambridge Central Mosque, which was completed in 2019.
A warning about centre-pane vs whole window g-values – make sure you know which are being specified on your projects.
