(re)GROWN: Sowing a Bio-Based Material Culture
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University of East London and Tate & Lyle Sugars Develop Sugarcrete – Carbon-Cutting Bricks from Sugarcane Waste
Photo Credits | Sugarcrete™ The University of East London, in collaboration with Tate & Lyle Sugars, has spearheaded the development of carbon-cutting bricks made from
Termite Mounds Inspire Breakthrough: Researchers Discover New Method to Reduce Energy Consumption in Buildings
Researchers have made a significant discovery in reducing energy consumption in buildings by studying the structure of termite mounds. Led by Dr. David Andreen from
Government Allocates £4.1 Million to 26 Green Finance Projects, Boosting Energy Efficiency in Buildings
The government has confirmed a multi-million-pound funding allocation for 26 green finance projects aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. Today, £4.1 million of funding
Toyo Ito and NTU Unveil Gaia – Asia’s Largest Mass Timber Building
Photo Credits | NTU The project titled “Gaia” named after the Greek Godess of Earth has been designed for the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
City of London Discuss Mandatory Retrofit-First Approach
The city of London is contemplating the adoption of a “retrofit first” policy as part of its 2040 City Plan. The recently discussed draft document
Unleashing Sustainable Infrastructure: Applying Policy Tools for Impact – Join the Event Organized by ICE
Are you passionate about creating a greener and more sustainable future? Do you want to be at the forefront of driving positive change in the
The European Heat Pump Race
The Front Runners As European countries embrace heat pump technologies in their residential sectors, it is evident that some nations are leading the way while
Physical Risk Labs: Unveiling Insights on Climate-related Physical Risks with UKGBC
Join UKGBC and members for exceptional gathering focused on climate resilience and the measurement of climate-related physical risks to built assets on 6 June 2023
The Environmental Audit Committee Warns UK will Fall Short of 2035 Solar Power Goals
The United Kingdom faces a daunting challenge in achieving its solar deployment targets, as a significant number of homes and small businesses are deterred by