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Sheffield £300m ‘zero carbon’ community’s first phase wins planning
Property developer Citu has been granted planning permission for the first phase of its major £300 million sustainable regeneration scheme for Sheffield
Tag: Zero carbon
Chipperfield and Feix & Merlin win approval for LSE ‘set piece’ retrofit
Westminster City Council has approved David Chipperfield Architects and Feix & Merlin’s proposals for a ‘set piece’ building for the London School of Economics’ Holborn campus
‘David vs Goliath’ legal battle stops government watering down net zero village plan
A group of activists has won a court case preventing the government from watering down a local authority’s net zero ambitions
White Arkitekter’s circular-economy office fit-out: 80% re-used, £80k cheaper
White Arkitekter’s head of sustainability UK Anna Lisa McSweeney and sustainability specialist Shreya Aneja speak to the AJ about the pros and cons of recycling in a fit-out
Bell Phillips awarded £20,000 in William Sutton Prize victory
Bell Philips Architects is one of two winners in Clarion Housing Group’s ideas contest for radical concepts to transform the lives of social housing residents
Energy ratings have transformed fridge design. Why aren’t new houses following suit?
Architect Richard Hawkes questions whether Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) have improved how new homes are designed
LSE hits back at Historic England over criticism of Chipperfield scheme
The London School of Economics (LSE) has defended David Chipperfield and Feix & Merlin's ‘set piece’ building for its Holborn campus following concerns raised by Historic England
William Sutton Prize for social housing reveals 2023 shortlist
Clarion Housing Group has named the six finalists in its ideas contest for radical concepts to transform the lives of social housing residents
Government has no real intention to lead on net zero, says RIBA
The RIBA has accused Rishi Sunak’s government of having ‘no real intention’ to lead on net zero after he announced highly controversial rollbacks of several key green pledges yesterday (20 September)
First phase of £300 million ‘zero carbon’ Sheffield community goes to planning
Property developer Citu has revealed designs for phase one of a major regeneration scheme proposed for Sheffield, including 1,000 homes