The K-BRIQ® certification celebration @ Scotland's National Retrofit Centre

K﻿enoteq is a young award-winning UK company bringing about a circular revolution in the built environment through its pioneering colourful K-BRIQ® and K-SLIP collection which have a carbon footprint (embodied carbon) of 95% less than a traditional bricks and brickslips throughtheir use of recycled construction & demolition waste, recycled pigments and a low energy production  which involves no firing.   Kenoteq's events are CPD focused, aiming to educate and inspire through understanding of the circular economy, whole life carbon  and project examples of the sustainable products in use.  Be part of Kenoteq's circular revolution - Kenoteq is on the look out for early adopter projects globally which can both showcase the concept to a national audience whilst achieving a project's low carbon or circular economy goals.Launched as a fully certified product in the UK and US markets in 2025 with a comparative and competitive technical specification, the K-BRIQ can be used in exterior, interior and landscape walling applications.  Kenoteq's audience is forward thinking clients with an eye on net zero and lowering embodied carbon in their design and builds, architects and engineers, interior, fit-out and landscape designers and contractors delivering the ambitions.

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This Archifringe event will celebrate the newly BBA-certified K-BRIQ® being used in the deep retrofit of Scotland's National Retrofit Centre

Built Environment - Smarter Transformation

Archifringe 2025! To celebrate the UK and US certification of the K-BRIQ® , Kenoteq invites you to join us for an exciting site visit to Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre where our award-winning material, the revolutionary K-Briq, is being installed in collaboration with BE-ST to complete the deep retrofit of their new facility, using low carbon sustainable materials. The documented retrofit not only seeks to achieve the energy-efficiency standard for retrofit, EnerPHit, it is also taking a fabric first approach and, once complete, the building will become a living demonstrator of retrofit techniques and best practice for professionals in Scotland and beyond to learn from. BE-ST and John Gilbert Architects will share their vision of the project, its progress so far and the challenges encountered. Kenoteq will present the K-Briq, talking through their journey and the circular economy approaches of this locally produced product as well as share early adopter projects where the product is being used as low carbon solution. Stakeholders such as Zero Waste Scotland and SEPA will also join us to talk about the public finance support and regulatory requirements for bringing circular products to market and using them in exciting retrofit projects such as this.

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