| Premium developer, Stewart Milne Timber Systems, has scooped the award for Sustainability Innovation at the 2010 Inside Housing Sustainable Housing Awards for its new Sigma II build system. The system was born out of an extensive research and development project which included building and testing a prototype carbon zero house at the BRE Innovation Park in Watford. The Sigma II build system makes mass market energy efficient homes a reality by using a fabric first solution with air tightness and insulation built in without the need for complex and expensive add-ons. Commenting on his company’s accolade, Gary Yeoman, sales and marketing director, said: “To be recognised in this way is testament to the commitment our team has shown in research and development to ensure we are well placed to meet tough Government standards for sustainable housing. Our new build system is already in the marketplace, with our first development recently completed. Our goal is to continue to innovate and push the boundaries to achieve energy efficient homes that people can live in without incurring high premiums.” Inside Housing’s Sustainable Housing Awards are UK-wide and celebrate the projects and organisations at the vanguard of housing sustainability best practice October 2010 |
Premium developer, Stewart Milne Timber Systems, has scooped the award for Sustainability Innovation at the 2010 Inside Housing Sustainable Housing Awards for its new Sigma II build system.
Stewart Milne Construction has secured two contracts totalling £7 million from Moray Council and the University of Abertay, Dundee. The company will build a new campus HQ for Moray Council to replace a network of satellite offices in the Elgin area.
June 2010
One of the UK’s leading independent housebuilding, construction and development companies, Stewart Milne Group, was celebrating this weekend after scooping four individual industry awards in just one day. Between the prestigious Homes for Scotland Quality Awards and the NHBC Health and Safety Awards, both held on Friday 21 May, the Stewart Milne Group took home four awards in recognition of its Homes, Construction and Timber Systems divisions.
May 2010
AIMC4, a unique consortium formed to research and deliver the volume production of pioneering new low carbon homes, is in a race to find suppliers with innovative solutions in the heating and hot water sectors.
May 2010
Stewart Milne Group, one of Scotland’s largest house builders, has reported a turnover of £276m and a net loss before tax and exceptionals of £2m for the year to June 2009 and, within the context of recent trading conditions, is a robust response to a difficult marketplace.
10 February 2010