Submitted by Richard on
Bristol Green Doors: Are you free 16-17 May?
Bristol’s green open homes event is back on 16-17 May and we need your help to make this year even bigger, further-reaching, with even more impact. Only through a collective effort can we spread the word beyond the already converted, and reach more groups and communities.
Here’s how you can get involved:
Submitted by birgit on
The STBA (Sustainable Traditional Building Alliance) are looking for a communications and events co-ordinator to join their team.
The role includes delivering key messages across a variety of media to Members and Supporting Organisations, and organising three events per annum.
Role Title: Communications and events co-ordinator
Hours: 1 day per week (more around events)
Reports to: Director of the STBA
Submitted by Tess S on
The Future Economy Network are happy to announce this event will be co-hosted by subscribers Ashfords. They will be welcoming Green Building Store and subscribers Futureground and BuroHappold to talk about sustainable energy solutions for housing. Join them for a delicious and engaging business breakfast in Bristol!
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Submitted by Tess S on
NEW ‘HOT TOPIC’ CONFERENCE: NOV 28TH BRISTOL.
Missed out on our sold-out Building With Timber event last week? Not to worry, our new conference will be right up your street…. Or newly retrofitted street….
Submitted by Tess S on
Fascinating, knowledge-expanding, horizon-broadening 1/2 day workshop with STBA: 23rd Oct, Caerphilly Castle (10 miles from Cardiff)
Want to know how to plan retrofit to maximise cost-effective energy-efficiency and carbon reduction for Future Generations? The Sustainable Traditional Buildings Alliance are doing just that!
Submitted by Tess S on
Thanks to activists such as Greta Thunberg, the Climate Emergency - the need to protect our one and only planet from an unsustainable temperature rise - has moved up the agenda for most of us and has generated many pledges to become carbon neutral sometime this side of 2050.
Submitted by Tess S on
If you are based in Devon you can now access our Passivhaus Series of training for free, under the Zero Energy Buildings Catalyst (ZEBCat) programme.
Normally costing £450 + VAT to attend, this is a fantastic opportunity for architects and building professionals to gain an understanding of the design principles behind passivhaus. Run in conjunction with AECB Carbonlite, the training will be delivered in Bristol over 2nd and 9th October 2019, covering:
Submitted by Tess S on
Submitted by Tess S on
Cob is CHEAP, SUSTAINABLE and VERSATILE.
