Hear from leading experts on low carbon construction policy, materials and innovation at this full day conference in partnership with the University of Exeter.
Speakers include: Phil Baker, Olivia Hough, Tomas Gaertner, Matthew Fox, Barefoot Architects and Raffaele Vinai.
- Carbon Construction Policy - Current and future planning policy (including a focus on South Hams controversial M5 policy)
- Embodied and Whole Life Carbon - Exploring design-centric carbon reduction
- Materiality - Current trends, low carbon material alternatives, initiatives within the industry and resources to use
- Carbon Construction in Practice - Hear practical case studies and advice from architects who are delivering truly low carbon buildings
- Carbon Retro-fit - Thoughts on how to decarbonise our existing building stock
- Future of Low Carbon Construction Materials - Material Innovation and research being undertaken at the University of Exeter
A buffet lunch, kindly sponsored by Ibstock, will be provided, along with a networking drink at the end of the day.
About RIBA Exeter
RIBA Exeter is a friendly, thriving branch chaired by Caroline Shortt, Director of Barc Architects. The branch aims to support the professional development of its members and advocate for the advancement of architectural practices that embrace technology, sustainability, and responsiveness to societal needs in the Southwest.
For local members, RIBA Exeter is a platform for meaningful collaboration, knowledge sharing, and public engagement that raises the profile of the value of architects and architecture in the region.
RIBA Exeter appreciates everything the city and surrounding coast and countryside has to offer. They are always keen to get together, so there are plenty of opportunities to meet new people and share connections.
If you would like to find out more or would like to help with organising branch activities, please contact Caroline at: ribaexeter@gmail.com or follow on Instagram: @riba_exeter and LinkedIn: RIBA Exeter Branch
