Climate Clinic – Diagnosing and treating the built environment
Climate Clinic – Diagnosing and treating the built environment
Can we adapt, reuse and future-proof the buildings and places we already have?
Register nowThe Climate Clinic brings together architects, students, and built environment professionals to explore how we can adapt, reuse and future-proof the buildings and places we already have. Through a series of short talks and interactive discussions, the event will examine climate resilience, retrofit, adaptive reuse, circular construction and the design of healthier, more sustainable places in a changing climate.
Speakers include:
- Chris Morgan, John Gilbert Architects
- Sheena Raeburn, Raeburnfarquharbowen
- Dr Roddy Yarr, Independent Sustainability and Energy Consultant
- Gerry Hogan, Collective Architecture
- Rob Morrison, BE-ST
Lunch will also be provided before the event starts, so please provide any dietary requirements by completing the form on Eventbrite.
More information to follow.
This event will be hosted at A&DS:SpACE as part of a series of exhibitions and events that are running between September - December.
About A&DS:SpACE
A&DS:SpACE is a collaborative venue created by Architecture and Design Scotland and Space for Architecture, Carbon & Environment. Through exhibitions, events and public programming, it provides a platform for conversations about architecture, design, sustainability, placemaking and the future of Scotland's built environment.