We take inspiration from our town and the history it holds to name each of our buildings – it gives a great connection to the place we have lived most of our lives and where we have raised our families.
You might have seen him about town or on social but we’d like to introduce you to Bert, Alameda Garden Building’s official mascott and all-round nice guy! Bert loves nothing more than supporting the work we do here at AGB and other local business – make sure to say hi next time you see him.
Most people assume that cutting down trees for use in construction will be bad for the environment because this will reduce the number of trees able to absorb carbon from the air. It is actually the case that in an undisturbed forest, old trees eventually die. When they decompose most of the carbon they have
British Larch Indigenous to the UK, not only is British Larch incredibly beautiful and hardwearing but we are minimising the carbon miles. Our larch cladding comes from well-managed woodland so again, with replanting, we are benefitting the environment. Another reason we use Larch is the beautiful change in colour to earthy silver as it ages,
The Forest of Marston Vale is a Community Forest and a Charity, planting trees and using woodlands to make life better for the people and wildlife in the 61 square mile area of the Marston Vale, between Bedford and Milton Keynes. The Charity has planted over 2 million trees to transform the landscape and improve
