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Brian Edwards and David Turrent
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Format: Book
Pages: 152
Publisher: E & FN Spon
Date Published: Jun 2000
Stock Code: 20123
Binding: Paperback
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Written by experts using case studies of latest practice, Sustainable Housing: Principles and Practice presents new perspectives on residential sustainability.
This fully illustrated book is based on the 'Housing and Sustainability' conference at the RIBA in October 1998. It is intended to guide action into this century, setting down key principles, providing important new technical information, and setting UK practice in a European context covering various topics over three main parts including:
Part 1. The Green Context
Part 2. Case Studies
Part 3. The Future
This book is not about the autonomous house but how to achieve self-sustaining communities. It looks at recent built projects(such as Hulme in Manchester, ambitious schemes on the drawing board(the Greenwich Millennium Village) to looking at how the design of Residential areas has a key role to play in addressing global warming.
An in depth and informative look into the future of urban development and conservation.
This fully illustrated book is based on the 'Housing and Sustainability' conference at the RIBA in October 1998. It is intended to guide action into this century, setting down key principles, providing important new technical information, and setting UK practice in a European context covering various topics over three main parts including:
Part 1. The Green Context
Part 2. Case Studies
Part 3. The Future
This book is not about the autonomous house but how to achieve self-sustaining communities. It looks at recent built projects(such as Hulme in Manchester, ambitious schemes on the drawing board(the Greenwich Millennium Village) to looking at how the design of Residential areas has a key role to play in addressing global warming.
An in depth and informative look into the future of urban development and conservation.
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