Building performance specialist Mesh looks at the Future Homes Standard - the issues and implications on housing design

Members of the Mesh team joined a local charity to help with a tree planting project on the Hampton Estate. This was organised by the Surrey Hills Society, an independent charity who do some great work to encourage people to spend time in the beautiful Surrey landscape. According to Mesh Director Doug Johnson: "We are always looking for volunteering ideas and this charity's work fits so well with our sustainability values. This was our second volunteering day this year. It is very much part of our ethos and culture to make a difference to our environment. These events are also a fantastic opportunity to bring our team together. Thank you to the Surrey Hills Society for a really good day in the autumn sunshine. It’s just so good for the soul!" Five members of the Mesh team joined the day – travelling from Worthing, Bristol and as far as Exeter to help out.

The Mesh Way – Our values in action

Helping architects to achieve Part O compliance

Why is Building Regulations Part O compliance tougher to achieve in London?

The pioneering Hope Street project in Southampton has won an RIBA National Award in recognition of its outstanding design.

Assessing Low Energy and Renewable Technologies for Cost Efficiency and Carbon Reduction