by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 05/09/2024 | Publié le 26/04/2023 | Blog GB, Blog GB logements collectifs
Some energy consultancies might be tempted to say that this is a case of squaring the circle. Maxime Jaymond, head of the design offices, New Energie Concept & Carbone, rose to the challenge, even for the most complex configurations, such as those in high noise...
by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 04/09/2024 | Publié le 22/03/2023 | Blog GB
Let’s take a look at the key parameters for making the right choice when it comes to ceiling fans. The main chapters of our article : Choosing a ceiling fan: summary table Which diameter to choose Air velocity, air flow: which indicator to use? How do you factor...
by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 04/09/2024 | Publié le 31/01/2023 | Blog GB, Blog GB etablissements d enseignement
The guide contains the basics for professionals concerned with ceiling fans. Based on the state of knowledge to date, this document is intended to be kept up to date with new studies, publications and feedback. (The guide is currently available in French). Safety...
by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 04/09/2024 | Publié le 08/09/2022 | Blog GB, Blog GB maisons individuelles
Building at the right price, while complying with regulations and providing occupants with the best possible thermal comfort conditions, is always a difficult exercise. More specifically, for the Mediterranean coastline and hinterland (Mediterranean zones H3 and H2d...
by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 04/09/2024 | Publié le 08/09/2022 | Blog GB, Blog GB etablissements d enseignement, Home GB
Our collective memory reminds us that summer holidays were intended to allow children to help their parents with the harvest. This was still the case at the beginning of the 20th century: under the Front Populaire government in 1938, summer holidays were set to run...
by Brasseurs Air RE2020 | Mis à jour le 03/09/2024 | Publié le 03/06/2022 | Blog GB, Blog GB etablissements d enseignement, Blog GB logements collectifs, Blog GB PLUS
The stonemasons of the Inca Empire knew nothing of cement. On the other hand, they mastered their technique to such an extent that they were able to assemble cut stone with a perfect joint, the technicality of which still impresses us today. The largest block below,...
