By Simon Wyatt
For fifty years now, Earth Overshoot Day has marked the date when humanity’s demand for ecological resources exceeds what the earth can regenerate in that same year […]
By Alec Stewart, Vaughn Tooze and David Wills
Recently there has been a lot of focus on food; what has been left on […]
By Simon Wyatt
The earth is heating up. Within the next decade, temperatures are likely to hit the Paris Agreement’s aspirational limit of 1.5°C and, if we continue with current policies, experts predict that temperatures will rise by at least 3.2°C by 2100.
By Alex Carter, Graham Barker and Rob van Zyl
The Birmingham marketplace is on the curve of a change to make its […]
By Kirsty Hogg
Its exam day!!! After an early class on dash boarding, I head up to my room for a last quick look over […]
By Kirsty Hogg
The AEC keynote is in large part an extension of the General keynote, expanding upon the themes laid out by […]
By Kirsty Hogg
On day two the general session keynote is the time at Autodesk University when they reveal their theme for the conference and […]
By Graeme Low
We are now many weeks into lockdown conditions as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and this has resulted in […]
Steps to Net Zero: Step 7 – Publicly disclose performance annually using an embodied carbon database
By Madlen Jannaschk
In our six previous steps, we outlined the practical measures required to physically reduce the carbon footprint of a building in its construction and operation. This final step looks at the importance of transparency […]
By Kirsty Hogg
First things first, what is Forge? Forge is a set of web-based […]
