The Nook

Duncan Baker-Brown

The Nook

University of Brighton

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What does it take to turn a typical dwelling from the UK’s Social Housing stock into a Low Carbon building achieving an emissions benchmark of 17KgCO2m2? This question was asked by the Technology Stategy Board because it is estimated that up to 80% of the building stock we currently have will be still with us when Co2 emissions have to be reduced by 80% (on 1990 levels) by 2050. The Nook in Brighton is a 'Listed' Victorian town house and home to six separate individuals. It that had £150,000 spent on it to help it acheive this goal of reducing CO2 emissins by 80%.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2011
Event	other - The Nook, Lovers Walk Brighton Duration: 1 Sept 2011 → …

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