Climate Clinic – Diagnosing and treating the built environment

A modern facade beside a stone columned building with small shapes of houses in alternating colours.

Can we adapt, reuse and future-proof the buildings and places we already have?

Level 0, Edinburgh Futures Institute, access by Middle Meadow Walk

01/10/26 - 01/10/26

13:00 pm - 16:30 pm

The 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.

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.