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Twilight Talk July: recording and slides now available

The Greenest House offers an alternative to demolition by upgrading and retrofitting existing terraced homes – a typology ubiquitous across UK cities. By increasing the usable space within these homes and converting them into multiple high-quality dwellings, Greenest House delivers affordable, energy-efficient housing while preserving community fabric.

The Greenest House initiative reinvests value unlocked through thoughtful redevelopment directly into the building itself. Upgrades include enhanced insulation, triple glazing, solar panels, and air source heat pumps. This model can reduce a home’s space heating demand by up to 90%, cutting both carbon emissions and energy bills.

The recording from this session is below. Please click here to access the chat, and please click here to access the slides. All previous Twilight Talks can be viewed on our YouTube page.

For further training opportunities, check out our upcoming events:

  • Regenerative Design: How Design Can Move Beyond Reducing Negative Impacts to Creating Positive Change: this brand new event will set out how our approach to design can transform our impact on the planet. Speaker James Norton, Professor of Sustainable Design at the University of Bristol, will explain how designers can change their practice now to create a regenerative future, explore the different levels of change, and more.
  • Our Ventilation series is back this September! Join us for this 2-part online series on ventilation, with the first session offering an overview of ventilation and a focus on demand controlled ventilation and the second session covering MVHR. This session can be attended as a stand-alone seminar, or book both sessions at a special series rate.
  • Join us and speakers from Eight Versa for our new event about the WELL Building Standard and what’s involved in the WELL certification process: WELL Building Standard: Putting Wellbeing at the Heart of Your Building. Learn about similarities and differences between WELL, BREEAM and LEED standards
  • Our ever-popular technical training course Retrofitting Traditional Buildings is back later this year! Upgrading traditional building fabric is notoriously complex, and this course will cover current issues, solutions and emerging best practice in how to de-risk projects and achieve ‘responsible retrofit’.