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Green Building Bible, Fourth Edition
Green Building Bible, fourth edition (both books)
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Events and Courses: Sustainable Construction: From Margins to Mainstream

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    • CommentAuthorbiffvernon
    • CommentTimeMar 30th 2007
     
    Invitation from Centre for Alternative Technology,

    Sustainable Construction:
    From Margins to Mainstream

    A one day seminar for green building practitioners, architects, planners,
    those involved in housing and regeneration,
    the construction industry and academics.

    Topics include:

    · What are the drivers and barriers to widespread adoption of ‘best practise’ in sustainable construction?
    · How can these barriers be addressed?
    · What role can academic research and teaching play in promoting innovation?
    · What opportunities are presented by developments in planning policy and regeneration such as Community Land Trusts and mutual ownership of housing?

    11.00am – 4.00pm, Wednesday 2nd May

    Centre for Alternative Technology,
    Nr. Machynlleth

    Contributors include:

    · Phil Horton (WISE special projects officer, CAT)
    · Peter Sedgewick (Pembrokeshire CC Planning Department)
    · Duncan Forbes (Torfaen Community Housing)
    · Pat Conaty (Land for People)
    · Dr Larch Maxey (Swansea University)
    · David Rodgers (CDS Housing)
    · Tom O’Kane (Felinuchaf)

    Free of charge (Includes Lunch)

    Please book your place by 24th April

    For information and bookings, please contact Richard Bickle on 07768 184882 or richardbickle@cooptel.net

    Organised by Cardiff School of Management.
    Funded by Welsh Assembly Government, Knowledge Exploitation Fund.

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