Sensitive Retrofit of Traditional Heritage Buildings, Bath & North East Somerset Council: A Planning Policy Perspective, No. 1 Royal Crescent, 28th July 2015
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Cleo Newcombe-Jones from Bath & North East Somerset Council talks about local planning guidelines, the Sustainable Construction and Retrofitting Supplementary Planning Document and the ways in which the Council is championing energy efficiency and supporting the responsible retrofit of the region’s housing stock.
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Kinetic studies on malachite green dye adsorption from aqueous solutions by A...
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- 1. Sensitive Retrofit of Traditional Heritage Buildings A planning policy perspective Low Carbon Business Breakfast 1 Royal Crescent, Bath 28 July 2015 Cleo Newcombe-Jones BA MSc PG Cert Urban Design MRTPI Planning Policy & Environment
- 7. Keynsham Civic Centre 'A great deal of effort has been made by both client and architect to ensure the highest of green credentials. The building is on course to achieving an exemplary Display Energy Certificate (DEC) 'A' rating in 2017 once it has been in use for two years, thus making it one of the lowest energy consuming public buildings in the UK.‘ RIBA SW Panel, 2015
- 23. Emerging National Guidance STBA Responsive Retrofit Wheel www.responsibleretrofit.org/wheel
- 25. Krakow, Poland ICLEI Europe Energy Efficiency in Historic Buildings Conference Edinburgh World Heritage Site Antwerp, Belgium Public Realm & Climate Change Adaptation Learning from Others
- 26. Cleo Newcombe-Jones Cleo_newcombe-jones@bathnes.gov.uk For more information: www.bathnes.gov.uk/greenbuild www.bathnes.gov.uk/wescon www.bathgreenhomes.co.uk The Glass House – Community Led Design Blog