Design the COP
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Just a quick reminder that our ‘Design The COP’ challenge is still open and we’ve created a special page for all registrants on DEC School with loads of helpful resources.
Entries are starting to roll in before the deadline of 30th September, which gives you plenty of time to complete if you haven’t done so already. It really is very straightforward and a great project for teams of all age groups.
It’s a chance to put your school in the spotlight given that the COP26 event is in Scotland this year (see https://ukcop26.org) and there are lots of industry folks wanting to help, so you’ll not be alone…a great chance to get your Adopter involved too. They’ll be thrilled to share your limelight!
We have very high-profile judges this year, all of whom have great expertise in a range of fields. These include:
Don’t miss this great opportunity to get your students involved in the biggest conversation on the planet this Autumn!
Register here: https://designengineerconstruct.com/designthecop/ and visit the VIP Room in DEC School if you’ve already done so!
We look forward to seeing your entry!
Entries are starting to roll in before the deadline of 30th September, which gives you plenty of time to complete if you haven’t done so already. It really is very straightforward and a great project for teams of all age groups.
It’s a chance to put your school in the spotlight given that the COP26 event is in Scotland this year (see https://ukcop26.org) and there are lots of industry folks wanting to help, so you’ll not be alone…a great chance to get your Adopter involved too. They’ll be thrilled to share your limelight!
We have very high-profile judges this year, all of whom have great expertise in a range of fields. These include:
- Stephen Hodder MBE, Architect and RIBA Sterling Prize winner, past RIBA president and Chair of the Construction Industry Council also leading on Climate Change
- Chris Stark, Chief Executive of the Committee on Climate Change, previously Director of Energy and Climate Change for the Scottish Government
- Malcolm Chrisp, Civil Engineer and Head of the School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society (EGIS) at Heriot-Watt University
Don’t miss this great opportunity to get your students involved in the biggest conversation on the planet this Autumn!
Register here: https://designengineerconstruct.com/designthecop/ and visit the VIP Room in DEC School if you’ve already done so!
We look forward to seeing your entry!
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CV for Student 2
Courses studied DEC Level 3 at Monoux College, has shown aptitude in designing buildings.
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contingencies
A future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty. e.g. unexpected costs or emergencies
best practice
The method or technique by which an activity is carried out and relates to certain standards that have been established in terms of quality, ethics, regulations, benchmarking, and so on.
design
Design is the realisation of an idea, or the resolution of requirements, through means of communication such as drawings, plans, specifications and models.
specification
Specifications describe the products, materials, and work required by a construction contract.
construction
The term ‘construction’ refers to the process of building something such as a house, bridge, tunnel, and so on.
operation
In its broadest sense, the word ‘operation’ refers to the use of a system or organised activities.
analysis
the process of separating something into simple elements.The word comes from the Ancient Greek ἀνάλυσις (analysis, "a breaking-up" or "an untying;" from ana- "up, throughout" and lysis "a loosening").
Planning Inspectorate
The Planning Inspectorate for England and Wales is an executive agency of the Department for Communities and Local Government. Planning inspectors are responsible for deciding most planning and enforcement appeals on behalf of the Secretary of State, and play a role in relation to Nationally Significant Infrastructure and plan-making.
elected
to choose a person for a particular job by voting.
ward
an administrative division of a city or borough that typically elects and is represented by a councillor or councillors.
appointed
where a person has been formally chosen for a role, usually by an interview process.
viable
capable of working successfully.
controversial
likely to give rise to public disagreement.
efficiency
the ability to achieve an end goal with little to no waste, effort, or energy.
embodied
include or contain (something) as a constituent part.
hierarchical
arranged in order of rank.
demolished
pull or knock down a building.
services
Services in a building are primarily water, gas , drainage and electricity, ensuring our building is a comfortable environment to live, work and play.
building systems
critical systems of your building, such as the Electrical, HVAC, Security, Life Safety, Lighting, Utilities, Telecom, and Energy Management.
simulations
imitation of a situation or process, providing evidence for decision-making by being able to test different scenarios
concept
concept - (noun) an abstract idea.
annotations
a note by way of explanation or comment added to a text or diagram.
procurement
Pro-cure-ment: the act of procuring, purchasing, leasing, renting or selling materials, services, equipment or construction.
utilities
Water, gas, electricity, sewerage and telecommunications are referred to as utilities
emissions
An emission is something that has been emitted - released or discharged, like gas, liquid, heat, sound, light and radiation.
aggregates
to collect or gather into a mass or whole: to amount to as a whole: total.
organogram
a diagram that shows the structure of an organisation and the relationships between the different people, departments, and jobs at different levels within that organisation
How big is that?
Perhaps you could mark out the area outside to help you envisage the space?
What is suitable for everyone?
Consider what types of vehicle might need
parking and how much space will be needed to get in and out.