An AT Schüco Webinar, on Wednesday 30 November, how various stakeholders in the built environment are designing for net-zero performance.
2 and 3 Angel Square in Manchester, designed by Cartwright Pickard.
The UK is aiming for ‘Net-Zero’ emissions by 2050. Meanwhile, the most recent carbon budget puts into law the target to reduce emissions by 78% by 2035 compared to 1990 levels. To reach these targets, our buildings need to perform better. How can architects, engineers, contractors, building users and clients collaborate to improve the environmental performance of our building stock? What active and passive strategies are being implemented to deliver net-zero performance? And how can we manage buildings and encourage sustainable lifestyles to ensure net-zero operation?
Our panel of expert speakers comprises:
- Clara Bagenal George, chair, UK Net-Zero Carbon Buildings Standard Technical Steering Group
- Areti Makantasi, associate, net-zero design consulting, JLL
- James Pickard, founding director, Cartwright Pickard
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Uthira Balachandar, associate director and sustainability lead, Reds10
Join us live for this AT webinar, in partnership with Schüco, for a discussion about how various stakeholders in the built environment are working towards a net-zero future.
Registration information
Register here to join our live webinar at 10.00am on Wednesday 30th November.
Source: Architecture Today