I'm currently looking for an existing industrial/commercial building to install impermeable render on insulation to fulfill the requirements of an exemplar building as suggested by the UKGBC. I believe our technology can produce 100% Breeam industrial points no problem.

Quoting the UKGBC
"........ It should be emphasised that, although the BREEAM rating scale is based on a percentage score, it is not practically possible to achieve 100%. No buildings have yet scored more than 85% which we believe is close to a ceiling level of performance. Beyond this point credits gained in one area may make credits in another area more difficult to achieve. For example, an increased performance in the Health and Wellbeing section often makes it harder to achieve credits in the Energy section; refurbishing a building rather than building a new one could gain more credits in Land Use and Ecology and the Materials sections but this too could make Energy credits more difficult to achieve........"


I'm currently looking for a building designer who wants to make a name for himself/herself and a blue chip company with a building we can clad with RoofKrete and produce the first 100% Breeam industrial point building in the world. The reason being the two following points:

1. The well being section would not clash with the energy section because of the overall performance of an airtight super insulated envelope with MVHR.

2. The product is ideal for a green roof.

Assesment document available on the Breeam website (http://www.breeam.org/filelibrary/14._IND_PreAssessmentEstimator_speculative_REV01.pdf)


Cheers

Steve