Sustainability

The latest in green building design, sustainable development and green architecture

Two new eco-town sites announced Subscription Required

10-Mar-2010 | By Simon Hogg

Government adds areas in Hampshire and Devon to the list for a ‘second wave’ of eco-towns

BREEAM Bespoke award: Bletchley Leisure Centre by Holder Mathias Architects

BREEAM Awards - 16 of the best sustainable designs rewarded Subscription Required

4-Mar-2010 | By Merlin Fulcher

Holder Mathias, Stride Treglown, Chetwoods and White Design all bagged top marks in the 2010 BREEAM Awards last night (3 March)

Calling all Part 1 students - win a book!

3-Mar-2010 | By Hattie Hartman

The Architects’ Journal is conducting a student survey to find out how sustainable design is being taught in the UK for the RIBA Part I course

Capita Symonds reveals 'Living Building' for Ecobuild

Capita Symonds reveals 'Living Building' for Ecobuild Subscription Required

23-Feb-2010 | By Simon Hogg

Capita Symonds has unveiled plans for a ‘living building’ at Ecobuild, the world’s biggest event for sustainable design, construction and the built environment, which takes place at Earl’s Court from 2-4 March 2010

Central Market, Foster + Partners

Masdar City, Abu Dhabi Subscription Required

12-Feb-2010 | By Hattie Hartman

Hattie Hartman visits Masdar City, the ‘living laboratory of low-carbon design’ that aims to secure Abu Dhabi’s position as a leader in environmental masterplanning and renewable energy

Green wall

Ecobuild: the essential guide Subscription Required

11-Feb-2010 | By Hattie Hartman

Hattie Hartman highlights the top attractions and five best seminars at this year’s essential green expo

Gallon Close, Charlton, BPTW Partnership

Gallon Close, Charlton by BPTW Partnership Subscription Required

10-Feb-2010 | By Hattie Hartman

[STUDY + PLANS + DATA] BPTW Partnership’s Gallon Close is London’s greenest housing terrace, writes Hattie Hartman

Paul Morrell, chief construction adviser

Construction tsar forecasts end for 1960s blocks Subscription Required

28-Jan-2010 | By Merlin Fulcher

The government’s chief construction adviser believes that many buildings built in the 1960s and ’70s will have to be torn down to meet carbon targets.

Rab Bennetts

'Sustainability can reintroduce integrity into architecture' Subscription Required

28-Jan-2010 | By Rab Bennetts

In Docomomo’s annual lecture, Rab Bennetts argued that sustainability could reintroduce integrity into architecture. Here we present an edited version of his talk

Take our 'Creating homes for tomorrow' energy survey and win a Wattson Energy Meter

26-Jan-2010

Is enough being done to ensure government zero-carbon targets will be successfully met? Have your say

Snow street

Cold snap saps £1.2bn of heat Subscription Required

25-Jan-2010 | By Merlin Fulcher

The UK’s homes and offices leaked an extra £1.2 billion worth of heat during the last two weeks of cold weather, compared with a normal winter, it has been estimated.

Copenhagen digest 21/12/09: Final thoughts Subscription Required

21-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

From Hopenhagen to Nopenhagen: The aftermath of the Copenhagen climate change summit

Copenhagen digest: 17/12/09 Subscription Required

17-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

DAY TEN: Pessimism prevails as world leaders arrive at talks * The climate change summit as seen in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Copenhagen digest 16/12/09 Subscription Required

16-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

DAY NINE: Summit president resigns as protests rise and talks stall * The climate change summit as seen in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Copenhagen digest 15/12/09 Subscription Required

15-Dec-2009

DAY EIGHT: Gordon and Charles fly in; Al Gore accused of ‘spin’ * The climate change summit as seen in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Copenhagen digest 14/12/09 Subscription Required

14-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

DAY SEVEN: Crunch time in Copenhagen as hopes for a deal fade * The climate change summit as seen in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Copenhagen digest 11/12/09 Subscription Required

11-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

DAY FOUR: America under pressure; Japan demands action; Geo-engineering plans * The climate change summit as seen in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Copenhagen digest: 10/12/09 Subscription Required

10-Dec-2009 | By Joel Geoghegan

Day three of the climate change summit sees scientists rally in response to the doubters, which include Sarah Palin – round-up of coverage in the world’s newspapers, magazines and websites

Rainwater harvesting

Rain water harvesting Subscription Required

29-Oct-2009 | By Hattie Hartman

When water savings are specified, they must justify the system’s environmental costs, says Hattie Hartman

Heritage Solar Slate

Solar slates Subscription Required

25-Sep-2009 | By Hattie Hartman

Government green energy tariffs planned for next April are likely to see demand for solar slates increase. Hattie Hartman compares three products

Dalnaturel

Sustainable resilient flooring Subscription Required

25-Jun-2009 | By Hattie Hartman

With so many options to choose from, there’s no excuse for not specifying green, says Hattie Hartman

Pellematic PE20

Wood pellet biomass boilers for domestic use Subscription Required

21-May-2009 | By Hattie Hartman

Hattie Hartman compares commercially available wood pellet biomass boilers for domestic use

Luxo

Shine a light: low-energy LEDs Subscription Required

6-May-2009 | By Hattie Hartman

Hattie Hartman looks at the latest low-energy, long-life LED lighting products

Specifying eco-paints Subscription Required

26-Mar-2009

Eco-paints offer an alternative to natural paints, but how green are they really? asks Hattie Hartman

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