This webinar is sponsored by the Concrete Centre
With a government commitment to deliver 1.5 million homes, building resilience into this new housing stock is essential to ensure homes can withstand the impacts of a changing climate, to maintain their long-term performance and value.
This webinar focuses on how resilient design and robust construction methods, embedded from the ground up, can deliver comfortable, healthy and energy efficient homes that stand the test of time, now and into the future. It includes the results of a recent of the public about their attitudes to their homes, how they are built, and what they value in them.
Key details
- Date: Tuesday 28th April 2026
- Timings: 13:00-14:00
- Location: Online (Zoom)
- Registration: Free for GHA members, £15+VAT for non-members.
Speaker
Helen Raymond, Senior Sustainable Design Architect at the Concrete Centre
Helen is an Architect with over 20 years’ experience in Practice and is an advisor to The Concrete Centre. Helen has a post graduate certificate in Energy and Sustainable Building Design and previously worked as Joint Head of Sustainability for the Architecture team in a large multidisciplinary consultancy. Helen’s key focus is sustainable housing and is a firm advocate for ‘less is more’, design efficiency and passive strategies, with a strong focus on thermal mass, thermal comfort, daylighting and resilience.
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