In this presentation Dr Nadine Andrews looks at climate resilient communities.
Designing for a Changing Climate: Re-purposing and sustainable placemaking by Neal Hemingway, Threesixty Architecture
In this blog Neal Hemingway, of Threesixty Architecture, writes about the tools available to consider repurposing and sustainable placemaking.
Designing for a Changing Climate: The value of vacant and derelict land – Shona Glenn, Scottish Land Commission
Shona Glenn from the Scottish Land Commission, writes about the potential of vacant and derelict land in tackling the climate emergency.
Designing for a changing climate: Building resilience in a crisis – Blog by Daisy Narayanan, Sustrans
In this blog Daisy Narayanan considers what we can learn from the current crisis when we look to tackle the climate emergency
Designing for a Changing Climate: Architecture Education – Blog by Scott McAulay
Scott McAulay, of the Anthropocene Architecture School - writes about the urgent need for architecture education to respond to the climate emergency
Designing for a changing climate: What is the role for community based urban food production? Blog
What is the role for community based urban food production? Emilie Wadsworth from Central Scotland Green Network Trust Blogs about community growing.
Designing for a Changing Climate: Learning from Melbourne – Heather Claridge
Heather Claridge, Principal Design Officer at A&DS blogs about her findings and experiences on urban adaptation down under.
Designing for a Changing Climate: Shared Mobility and Quality Living – by Marian Marsh
Seestadt: How Shared Mobility is helping create high density, high quality living with a focus on sustainable travel - blog by Marian Marsh
Designing for a Changing Climate: Hedonistic Urbanism – Blog by Christopher Martin
Places shape our behaviour, and that behaviour over time becomes culture: Christopher Martin asks how we translate self interest to societal good?
Designing for a Changing Climate: Blog by Graham Campbell, SP Energy Networks.
The climate emergency means the need to deliver against net zero targets - the UK’s electricity networks are key to delivering this for the country.