Events

AD will be joining ACAN on their stand (D40) at Futurebuild.

Members of AD's Steering Group will be there to envision what an alternative regenerative future could look like, and describe where in the current system UK Architects Declare are placing energy to intervene and incite necessary change. They will discuss two new AD initiatives:

• Our Building Blocks to Transform the Built Environment manifesto with built environment policies for the next UK Government.
• The Regenerative Architecture Index, with Architecture Today, for participating practices to benchmark their regenerative policies, actions and working practices.
  

London + online + hybrid events in Birmingham & Edinburgh.

The construction industry requires true climate leadership by a government that embraces far-reaching system changes and implements them.

The construction industry requires true climate leadership by a UK government that embraces far-reaching system changes and implements them.

Join us on the latest stage of our journey to create a national policy framework for the UK that faces the reality of the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency and creates a regenerative built environment, enabling society and nature to thrive.

With practical, impactful and implementable policies, Architects Declare's Building Blocks to Transform the Built Environment are about creating jobs, improving health, and restoring the natural world. Underpinned by a foundation of systemic change, the building blocks of resource Efficiency, Circular Economy and Social & Natural Infrastructures play to the strengths of professions across the sector: Architects, Building Service Engineers, Civil Engineers, Contractors, Interior Designers, Landscape Architects, Project Managers & Structural Engineers.

You can join us in-person at the Canal Museum in London or join online. Alternatively, if you are in Birmingham or Edinburgh and wish to join with others in person, Architects Declare signatories Howells and Architype are generously hosting special hybrid sessions on the evening: to watch the event screening, join in our live polls and network with others in the room.

In-person at the Canal Museum in London or online at your own location: Book here.
In-person in Birmingham for our live stream and local interaction: Book here.
In-person in Edinburgh for our live stream and local interaction: Book here.

Keynote speaker: We're delighted to have Kate Raworth set the context for how we influence policy and make a real change. Kate is the renegade economist making economics fit for 21st century realities & co-founder of Doughnut Economics Action Lab.

See links for full programme.

Over the past few months, Architects Declare has been working others has been developing our draft set of policies. We took this to a roundtable discussion with developers, helping us to shape it into a set of three building blocks focused on Resource efficiency, Circular economy and Social & natural infrastructures. We then invited AD and other Built Environment Declares signatories to come together to explore, refine and prioritise our thinking through polls and breakout groups at a well-attended and active session that helped us understand the top priority policies people are looking for.

Now, this special industry event completes the cycle ahead of a launch to national policy audiences early next year - and into the election process. So, join us for an evening of discussion, energy and focus on how the next UK government and our industry can bring about meaningful and impactful change for our social, natural and planetary wellbeing.

The draft Building Blocks document shows how these building blocks need solid foundations of systemic economic and political change: an economy aligned within human well-being and planetary limits; UK laws to safeguard future generations; climate literacy embedded at all levels of society; and climate leadership fostered through reform of the political system.

Architects: join us online and have your say!

How do we change the UK trajectory to allow for a just transition that supports the built environment and our planet? Amidst all the current political climate chaos, we are proposing an alternative positive vision for a regenerative future. As a profession, we have the solutions but lack the policy framework to enact meaningful change.

Come join us and have your say! At this free online event, you will gain insight into an emerging Five Point Plan developed by key industry leaders, and help us establish policy priorities and crystallise the vision.

Speakers:

• Julia Barfield - Managing Director, Marks Barfield Architects + UK Architects Declare Steering Group
• Will Arnold - Head of Climate Action at The Institution of Structural Engineers
• Anna Woodeson - Director, PUNL Power Up North London
• Zoe Watson - Head of Sustainability, Allies and Morrison + UK Architects Declare Steering Group

The plan emphasises critical areas such as resource efficiency, circular economy practices, and nature enhancement, all of which can lead to substantial cost savings and environmental advantages. It introduces policies promoting health and wellbeing, social justice, and community engagement - aligning perfectly with the growing demand for high-quality, sustainable development.

Book your place here.

This event is for architects, signatories to UK Architects Declare and other UK Built Environment Declares groups. There will also be an in-person industry launch event in November – so watch this space for further announcements

Organised by Architects Climate Action Network as part of the AD & ACAN collaboration on the Practice Action series, in partnership with the RIBA, this special event is the series finale - and a chance to connect with a host of incredible organisations.

Join in-person in Edinburgh or London or join online.

Speakers include:

• James York - Architect, PassivHaus designer & Net Zero Carbon building consultant at Collective Architecture
• Laura Baron - Head of Sustainability at Purcell
• Rachael Owens - Head of Sustainability & Buckley Gray Yeoman

The event will showcase positive transformations and create a ‘World Cafe,’ with tables hosted by diverse organisations and groups around a theme, provocation or offer of advice. Participants can get involved and practise their skills in engaging with topics outside of their everyday.

Register today!

6.00pm arrival & refreshments for event 6.30-8.00pm

Hosted by Levitt Bernstein, Thane Studios, 2-4 Thane Villas, London N7 7PA

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In this special in-person evening event (with livestream option - see below), Architects Declare focuses on the Energy Crisis as a live example of wider climate injustice: one aspect of the planetary emergency resulting from the failing systems that govern our built environment and economies.

We're holding this 90-minute event as world leaders gather for the COP27 global talks, and as households, businesses, communities and professions seek to navigate the ongoing energy crisis.

We have an excellent panel of guest speakers and will share a lively discussion on how our systems are failing to address the crisis, and how our profession can help bring to the forefront solutions and practices to advance justice in the energy crisis and support a just transition.

Information and booking for in-person & livestream

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Architects Declare will be joining the Climate Strike this Friday, 23rd September, assembling outside the Building Centre in London from 10.00am before marching to Parliament Square for the Fridays for the Future gathering there at 12.00 noon.

AD signatories are welcome to join us to demand action on the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency and demonstrate that we have solutions for the built environment.

FFF Climate Strike meetings are also happening in other parts of the UK: see their map for locations (marked in red) - including Doncaster, Edinburgh, Leeds, Lincoln, Liverpool & Oxford.

If you can't join one of the gatherings - or co-ordinate one in your area - do consider making time that day for colleagues to discuss actions within your practice to address the Climate & Biodiversity Emergency.

Practice Action is a series of Masterclasses & Conversations developed jointly by Architects Declare and ACAN in partnership with RIBA. Designed to assist small and medium practices and those within the practice who are looking to effect change, the series builds on themes from the AD Practice Guide and aims to provide architecture professionals with the practical skills and confidence to pursue more sustainable and regenerative practice models.

We’ve brought together experts from across the industry to get you up to speed. Sessions promise to be informative, interactive and fun.

Architects Declare is providing this series of 5 Masterclasses below and ACAN is providing a series of 5 Conversations to complement these. We recommend signing up to both Masterclasses and Conversations.

All Masterclass events take place on Zoom from 2.00 - 3.30pm:

1. [Friday 6th May: Climate Literacy] ENDED
2. Friday 10th June: Understanding Impact ENDED
3. Friday 8th July: Working with the Client Brief ENDED
4. Friday 5th August: Collaboration and Learning within Practice ENDED
5. Friday 16th September: Closing the Loop ENDED

See the Eventbrite page for all details and to register: Practice Action Masterclasses

Declared a Climate & Biodiversity Emergency? What next? Hear from architects who have charted their route & start making your own road map.

Building on our successful Practice Guide, published last October, this special online event on ‘Designing your own Practice Roadmap’ will provide an expert panel of speakers to share lessons learned and help others on their journey.

There will be opportunities to network and discuss where your practice is now and where you want it to be in the short and long term. Break-out discussions - led by experts from Architects Declare and ACAN - will focus on opportunities to get there and how to overcome barriers to action.

We will help you acknowledge current successes and challenges in terms of achieving sustainability and regenerative practice. This is the perfect opportunity, taking place on Earth Day 2022 - the annual global day to demonstrate support for environmental action.

Join us to identify what 'good' would look like in your practice and start making a plan to get there!

You can watch the video of this event in our Resources page - with the event introduction, presentations & Q&A and information on our new Action Practice Masterclasses and Conversations, developed jointly with ACAN and in partnership with the RIBA.

Join us to learn more about how the new Architects Declare Practice Guide helps your practice act on the climate & biodiversity emergency.

Hear from the team who produced the guide, which we launched at the RIBA & Architects Declare Built Environment Summit on 29th October, ahead of the start of COP26. We created the guide to help Architects Declare signatories convert their declaration of climate and biodiversity emergency into meaningful action and build momentum within their practice.

Part 1 is a Practice Roadmap that provides 5 simple steps to transform your business. Part 2 is the Project Design Guide focused on the fundamentals of truly sustainable design and demonstrated through exemplars.

This one-hour online event (9.30-10.30, Friday 26th November) will provide an overview of the guide’s purpose and intent and summaries of each of the chapters, followed by a Q&A session.

Tickets are by donation. You can give as little or as much as you wish. Your donation will greatly support the work of Architects Declare in its running costs and developing its programme to support signatories through initiatives such as the Practice Guide. The guide is available as a free download here.

You can register for the event here.

In partnership with Architects Declare, RIBA presents the Built Environment Summit 2021: a global event taking place on 28 and 29 October following the publication of the Built for the Environment report and ahead of COP26 in Glasgow, which starts on 1 November.

Today 38% of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions are attributable to the built environment. The summit is a call to action, bringing together professionals from across the international built environment sector to address the urgent need to drive changes in behaviour to reduce carbon emissions.

We cannot meet the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C temperature rise limit above pre-industrial levels without transforming the way we plan, design, build, operate and adapt our built environment.

Over two days, speakers from across the globe, appearing both physically and virtually, will lead topical discussions, explore and share innovative practice, and encourage interdisciplinary thinking to tackle the crisis and provide inspiration to drive significant change in behaviour.

In the lead-up to COP26 the summit will demonstrate the importance of cross-industry collaboration to harness political support and embolden governments to work with the sector to decarbonise construction. The time for change is now.

Click here for the programme and to register.

This Construction Declares meeting is hosted by the South/South East group. There will be presentations followed by a Q&A and break out sessions.

Driven by technological advancements and a need for efficiency (time, cost and carbon), as well as being backed by various government initiatives, offsite construction has gained considerable momentum in recent years and is set to revolutionise the construction industry. This event will explore the role of Offsite technologies in reducing operational and embodied carbon in buildings, highlighting the opportunities, benefits and pitfalls in various approaches. Our speakers will share their experience and learning from some current projects.

Our speakers are:

Paul Inch - Better Delivery
Ian Pritchett - Greencore Construction

Click here for more details and tickets

The next Construction Declares meeting is hosted by the London group. The two topics covered during this event are Net Zero Carbon Basics and Embodied Carbon: practical hacks. Each topic will have a twenty minute presentation followed by a ten minute focused workshop in smaller groups with a follow-up Q&A after. At the end of the evening the audience will have clear take-away understandings and hacks to use in their own projects.

The Net Zero talk will introduce the concept of whole life carbon and present practical guidance on setting and tracking carbon reduction targets through a projects design, construction and operational phases. Following this we discuss approaches to integrating Net Zero into the design teams scope, and give an overview of emerging third party certification schemes.

Following that we will be discussing typical small to medium scale UK construction methods, focusing on practical solutions and hacks to help designers to reduce the carbon footprint in their designs. Beginning with a case study of a residential property, we break down different floor and wall types to understand its implication on both inherent and applied embodied energy, concluding with three structural hacks for typical residential interventions.

There will be a Q&A with the speakers after the presentations

Click here for tickets

Speakers:

Peter Swallow - Grimshaw Architects
Brigitte Clements - LOKI Architecture & Development
Rick Roelofs - Momentum Engineering

Hosted by the Construction Declares Scotland Group. We’ll be hearing from Adam Armour-Florence, Sustainability Officer from West Dunbartonshire Council, who will discuss recent Scottish climate legislation, how that has changed West Dunbartonshire's approach and steered their Climate Change Plan. Basil Demeroutis, Managing partner from FORE Partnership, the developer of Glasgow's Cadworks Office building will talk about FORE's approach to the climate emergency and their work. Graeme Hannah, Head of Sustainability at Robertson Construction will talk about the decarbonisation work they are undertaking and give the Constructor's perspective, and Peter Fisher from Bennett's Associates will talk about their company's Science Based targets.

There will be a Q&A with the speakers after the presentations for everyone to discuss the presentations.

Register here

Hosted by the South and South East Group. We’ll be hearing from Dusty Gedge, President of the European Federation of Green Roof Association, who will share some of his case studies and learning on the latest innovations in Green roofs and Green infrastructure; Dr Julia Baker, Biodiversity Technical Specialist at Balfour Beatty will speak about enhancing Biodiversity Net Gain; and Robert Winch, ESG Consultant on Nature Based Solutions at Hoare Lea, will cover the climate adaptation benefits of nature-based solutions, including how landscaping can deliver resilience and microclimate benefits.

There will be a Q&A with the speakers after the presentations and breakout sessions for everyone to discuss the topic. We welcome anyone with expertise and experience on this topic to share their knowledge at the event.

Register here

Please join us for our annual conference. Our focus this year is how to translate the bold ideas needed to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis into action.

Held over two consecutive afternoons, day one will involve bold ideas, with a series of inspiring talks interspersed with break-out sessions. Speakers on day one are Roman Krznaric on how to be a good ancestor, Dr Gabrielle Walker on carbon targets in the build-up to COP26, Farhana Yamin on the vital connection between construction and climate justice, and Jojo Mehta on the building momentum for a law of ecocide. We'll conclude with a presentation on the Architects Declare Strategy for Change with opportunities to help shape this proposal.

The second afternoon will open with three short talks from companies: Expedition, Interface and British Land, who have all undergone transformative change, sharing some of the successes and challenges in how they have risen to the planetary emergency. These will be followed by a series of PechaKucha style presentations about emerging and provocative ideas and we will end the day with a plenary session to discuss the inputs that participants have fed into the Strategy for Change.

Tickets now on sale for £40

For more information and to register via Eventbrite please click here

Construction Declares invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all. The next in the series of talks for the South/South East region will focus on Retrofit, one of the most daunting challenges facing the UK construction industry. The event shall delve into some particular areas of retrofit and learn from different perspectives on the topic. We will hear from clients about their motivations and problems they’ve faced; Mesh Energy consultants on technical aspects of sustainable retrofitting; and companies rolling out retrofit on a larger scale. There will be a Q&A with the speakers after the presentations and breakout sessions for everyone to discuss the topic. We welcome anyone with expertise and experience on this topic to share their knowledge at the event. Please register here

Construction Declares invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all. The third regional meeting in the North East and North West will look at how to successfully influence change, from championing local authority placemaking initiatives to raising client project ambitions. Held In collaboration with UrbanistasNW, a female led network playing an active role in shaping our built environment to be a more equitable, diverse place to live, work and play. To register, please click here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This second regional meeting in the West/South West will be looking at Raising Client Awareness of the Climate Emergency. There will be two presentations; one from North Somerset Council on their emergency response, and the other from Stride Treglown, followed by Q&A and discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

The next in the series of talks for the South/South East region will focus on Deconstruction and Disassembly in buildings and the circular economy. There will be presentations including practical examples on a range of scales to better understand how to incorporate design for disassembly in projects.

There will be a Q&A with the speakers after the presentations and breakout sessions for everyone to discuss the topic. We welcome anyone with expertise and experience on this topic to share their knowledge at the event.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in Wales will be looking will be looking the Declaration Points. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation. The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in East will be looking will be looking The Green Agenda and how to unpick the barriers to change. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This second regional meeting in the North East and North West region will focus on the work being undertaken by the Zero Carbon Research Institute at the University of Liverpool, the influence our approaches to simplifying our structural approach can have on reducing carbon and the perceived conflicts between adopting net zero design and cost management and how these can be addressed.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in London will be looking will be looking at our shared achievements and struggles in designing for the climate emergency. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declare's aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in Northern Ireland will be looking will be looking at embodied carbon and Passivhaus design. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, a presentation by Irish Architects Declare and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in Yorkshire will be looking will be looking at where we all start, and how to simplify the message. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in Scotland will be looking will be looking at embedding sustainability in a project from the outset. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in the West/South West will be looking will be looking at declaration Points 5 and 10: Project Evaluation and Low Embodied Carbon. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in the South/South East will be looking will be looking at how we can learn from each other to make small changes which will collectively have a big impact. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in the Midlands will be looking at easy wins in sustainable design. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

Construction Declares in conjunction with Architects Declare invites you to a series of multi-disciplinary meetings around the UK, open to all.

Engineers, Landscape Architects, Contractors and Project Managers have all declared, and we need others to join us. All built environment professionals must be part of these discussions for real change to take place, so please pass on details of this event to other built environment professionals in the area.

This first regional meeting in the North East/North West will be looking at approaches to engaging different types of client with sustainable design. The meeting will feature a presentation on Construction Declares aims by a member of the steering group, and a presentation on the theme followed by open discussion.

Tickets are free but, if you are able, please consider making a donation towards our running costs by selecting free with donation.

The meeting will take place via Zoom. To join please register here

The built environment is a major contributor to climate and ecological breakdown - accounting for around 40% of emissions and 25% of waste. We know this needs to change, and that we all need to work together towards a net zero and regenerative built environment even more so in a time of recovery.

...So we ask how can the construction industry be part of the solution not the problem? And what do we need to deliver net zero and regenerative places in a socially responsible way. This uk architects declare business declares event seeks to find answers to these questions and provide an opportunity for key stakeholders in the development of the built environment to come together and share ideas. For more details and to book tickets click here

Architects Declare, ACAN and Architecture Education Declares are hosting a climate focussed hustings.

Join us for a discussion with the RIBA presidential candidates on how they will tackle the climate and biodiversity emergency if elected to office. This event will give all the candidates a platform to explain their strategy for how the RIBA will address the environmental crisis and give the audience the chance to ask questions of them on the most pressing issues facing our industry and the planet.

Book tickets here

Hosted by the Architecture Foundation

Where are we now? Where are we going? How are we going to get there? In a discussion chaired by architect Piers Taylor, policy advisor Gwen Buck and Architects’s Declare steering group members engineer Clara Bagenal George and architect Peter Clegg will discuss what the Architect’s Declare pledge has achieved one year on, what needs to change in terms of policy, why it is so hard to make genuinely low carbon buildings - and what zero carbon means in any case. And, what of that airport that Zaha Hadid Architects have taken on? Join some of the UK’s leading environmental thinkers and join in the discussion to help Architects Declare understand what else needs to be tackled, as we career ever deeper into a pre-apocalyptic climate emergency.

Twelve presentations on Embodied Carbon. Please see our resources page for these.

350 Architects and Engineers attended our first AD conference. Please see our resources page for video of the day.