Green architecture day: illustrated talks
Talks by designers, practitioners and professionals run in partnership with Low Carbon Trust and in association with RESET
2014 date to be announced
Sallis Benney Theatre, University of Brighton, Grand Parade Building
Brighton, BN2 0JY (Directions)
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Previous speakers/topics
Introduction to self-build and custom built housing
Duncan Baker-Brown, BBM Sustainable Design
Sustainable homes need residents in control
Jon Broome, Jon Broome Architects
Groundhouse - The Exploration of Shelter
Daren Howarth, www.groundhouse.com
From Tree House to The Orchard
Will Anderson, www.treehouseclapham.org.uk
Curly House – Green architecture versus the architecture of resilience
Jake White, Ecotecture
Strawbale Building - How we do something is as important as what we do
Bee Rowan, Strawbuild
The Ashley Vale Project, Bristol
Jackson Moulding, National Self Build Association
Ben Law's timber framed house
As featured on Channel 4's 'Grand Designs'.
Building with rammed earth
Rowland Keable, In Situ Rammed Earth Company
Earthship Brighton
Frances Hunt and Taus Larsen. Built by Low Carbon Network
Eco-Renovation to Minimise Energy and Water Consumption
Russell Smith, Parity Projects
Elim Farm, Crowborough – a case study in eco-renovation
Paul Mustardé, GreenerLiving Homes Ltd
Future adapted cities
Blanche Cameron, RESET Development and the Centre for Alternative Technology
Grow your own building – making best use of local timber in construction
David Saunders, Weald Woodnet, The Woodland Enterprise Centre and TimberBuild Network SE
Harvesting and recycling rainwater
Mischa Hewitt, project manager of Low Carbon Trust’s Earthship Brighton
Introduction to Eco-renovation
Maddy Harland, editor of Permaculture Magazine
It's Easy Being Green!
Duncan Baker-Brown, BBM Sustainable Design
Lammas eco village, Wales
Jude Dunn, Lammas
Laughton Lodge Co-housing
Melanie Nock
LILAC project, Leeds
Joe Atkinson, Low Impact Living Affordable Communities
Livingroofs - How green is your roof?
Dusty Gedge, Livingroofs.org and The Green Roof Consultancy
Local Progress Towards Greener Buildings
Francesca Iliffe, Sustainability Officer, Brighton and Hove City Council
The 'Localism' agenda: opportunities for building resilient and sustainable communities
Nick Gant, Community21
Low-carbon lifestyles and behaviours in Sustainable Communities
Greg Searle, One Planet Communities
Low Impact Communities in Britain
Jenny Pickerill, Reader in Environmental Geography, Leicester University
Microgeneration
Howard Johns, Southern Solar
One Planet Living / BedZED
Pooran Desai, BioRegional
One Brighton: One Planet, One Address
Amanda Whittington, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
One Planet Living and One Brighton
Daniel Viliesid, BioRegional Quintain Ltd
Passivhaus case studies in the UK, saving energy and improving comfort
Justin Bere, Bere Architects
The Pines Calyx - How it was built and its role as a 'Sustainability Hub'
Alistair Gould, Helionix Designs
Renewable energy and sustainability in construction
Andy Smith, Westergate Business Centre
Self-build the Walter Segal Way
Geoff Stow, Walter Segal Self Build Trust
Strawbale houses – sustainable urban choices
Barbara Jones, Amazon Nails - Strawbale futures
Why architecture matters
Nicolas Pople, Nicolas Pople Architect
ZEDFactory
Taus Larsen and Bill Dunster, Bill Dunster Architects, ZEDfactory
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