This afternoon seminar is the first of our 2019 Vanguard Campaign events and provides the opportunity for local authorities, housing associations, developers and the supply chain to hear from colleagues about their experiences of trying to deliver lower energy, higher quality & healthier homes, and to explore how the housing industry as a whole can move towards higher standards.
Progressive local authority housing departments and developers recognise that building to higher standards will lead to improved health and well-being for occupants, help reduce fuel poverty, create better neighbourhoods and contribute towards achieving global carbon reduction targets.
Over 140 delegates attended campaign events in Cambridge, Exeter and Leeds in 2018. To find out more about further events planned for 2019 or to support the campaign, please contact Julian Brooks, Network and Programme Manager at julian@goodhomes.org.uk.
Programme
13:30 Registration
14:00 Introduction and welcome from the event chair – Julian Brooks, Network and Programme Manager, Good Homes Alliance
14:10 Large-scale low energy and net zero housing projects – Tom Dollard, Head of Sustainable Design, Pollard Thomas Edwards
14:35 Best practice planning policies and zero carbon commitments at Haringey Council – Joe Baker, Head of Carbon Management, Haringey Council
15:00 Innovative tools, products and services – 3 minute pitch presentations from our sponsors and exhibitors
15:15 Refreshment break
15:40 Zero carbon homes at Quebec Park, Whitehill & Bordon – Jonathan Rickard, Head of Radian Build, Radian
16:05 Criteria for healthy places – Fred London, JTP
16:30 Final discussion: What’s next for your organisation on enhanced housing standards and how can the GHA help?
17:00 Close
Speakers
Event details
Date: Thursday 20th June, 2019
Time: 14:00 – 17:00 (registration from 13:30)
Venue: Winckworth Sherwood, Minerva House, 5 Montague Close, London, SE1 9BB. Click here for map and directions
Costs: GHA members, housing associations, local authorities, charities/non-profit organisations and invited guests – Free
Developers, supply chain companies and other organisations – £35 for members of partner organisations*. £50 for general admittance
*Partner organisations – AECB, Alliance for Sustainable Building Products, Building Performance Network, Passivhaus Trust, Sustainable Traditional Buildings Alliance, The Green Register, UKGBC.