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Memorandum of Understanding on sustainable construction signed in Chile

UK organisation BRE and the University of Chile sign agreement to promote innovation and sustainability in Chilean construction sector.

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Dr. Peter Bonfield, CEO of the BRE Group, and Patricio Aceituno. Dean of the Mathematics and Physical Sciences Faculty at the University of Chile sign MOU.

Dr. Peter Bonfield, CEO of the BRE Group, and Patricio Aceituno. Dean of the Mathematics and Physical Sciences Faculty at the University of Chile sign MOU.

皇冠体育app UK Organisation Building Research Establishment (BRE) and 皇冠体育app Centre for Research, Development and Innovation of Structures and Materials (IDIEM) from the University of Chile (MOU) related to sustainable construction in a ceremony held at the British Residence.

Dr. Peter Bonfield, CEO of the BRE Group, Patricio Aceituno Dean of the Mathematics and Physical Sciences Faculty at the University of Chile and Fernando Ya帽ez, Director of the IDIEM Centre participated in the MOU signing ceremony that celebrated the future work of the two 鈥渓ike-minded鈥� UK and Chilean institutions. As part of the MOU, both BRE and IDIEM will collaborate on sharing knowledge and capacities in all aspects of sustainable built environments to develop best practices and standards within the Chilean construction industry.

BRE brings considerable experience in the field of promoting innovation and sustainability to the Chilean construction sector and associated industries. From 2013-2014, the British Embassy Santiago鈥檚 prosperity fund project 鈥楥ode for Sustainable Homes in Chile鈥� implemented by BRE developed the standards and references for Chile鈥檚 first sustainable construction code for dwellings together with the Chilean Ministry of Housing.

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Published 27 June 2017