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AJ Climate Champions

En podcast af: Architects’ Journal

Brought to you by the Architects’ Journal. AJ sustainability editor Hattie Hartman and architect George Morgan talk to changemakers and innovators who are transforming architecture as we know it by designing in ways that respect planetary boundaries

Our American listeners can also listen to AJ Climate Champions at our American site

52 Episoder

Carmody Groarke’s Sian Ricketts on making bricks from waste
Udgivet 2024-04-24

AKTII’s David Watson on how to reduce the environmental impacts of brick
Udgivet 2024-04-10
‘Over-specification of concrete is an industry addiction’
Udgivet 2024-03-27
Henning Larsen’s Martha Lewis on how to screen materials for both chemicals and carbon
Udgivet 2024-03-13
‘I’m no longer the wood weirdo,’ says Andrew Waugh
Udgivet 2023-12-14
The Public Practice associates driving retrofit and net zero in the public sector
Udgivet 2023-11-29
Je Ahn on setting up Studio Weave and working with found materials
Udgivet 2023-11-08
Material passports and Architects Declare four years on
Udgivet 2023-10-24
Architects must re-educate themselves on timber sourcing
Udgivet 2023-10-12
Architype’s Ann-Marie Fallon: ‘Net Zero has almost lost its meaning’
Udgivet 2023-09-27
‘We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet’
Udgivet 2023-07-26
Chinese architect Xu Tiantian on revitalising rural villages
Udgivet 2022-12-14
Historic England’s Morwenna Slade on why a ‘fabric first’ approach must be used with caution in heritage buildings
Udgivet 2022-11-30
Adapting conservation area guidance for climate emergency
Udgivet 2022-11-16
Balancing heritage and climate urgency in listed buildings
Udgivet 2022-11-02
Educators Sofie Pelsmakers and Cíaran Malik on teaching climate literate design
Udgivet 2022-10-19
The trade-off between ventilation and airtightness in the post-pandemic world
Udgivet 2022-10-05
Why architectural education needs radical reform
Udgivet 2022-09-21
Danish architect Lone Feifer on ‘absolute’ sustainability
Udgivet 2022-09-07
Hawkins\Brown’s Louisa Bowles on what net zero actually means
Udgivet 2022-08-03

52 Episoder

Carmody Groarke’s Sian Ricketts on making bricks from waste

AKTII’s David Watson on how to reduce the environmental impacts of brick

‘Over-specification of concrete is an industry addiction’

Henning Larsen’s Martha Lewis on how to screen materials for both chemicals and carbon

‘I’m no longer the wood weirdo,’ says Andrew Waugh

The Public Practice associates driving retrofit and net zero in the public sector

Je Ahn on setting up Studio Weave and working with found materials

Material passports and Architects Declare four years on

Architects must re-educate themselves on timber sourcing

Architype’s Ann-Marie Fallon: ‘Net Zero has almost lost its meaning’

‘We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet’

Chinese architect Xu Tiantian on revitalising rural villages

Historic England’s Morwenna Slade on why a ‘fabric first’ approach must be used with caution in heritage buildings

Adapting conservation area guidance for climate emergency

Balancing heritage and climate urgency in listed buildings

Educators Sofie Pelsmakers and Cíaran Malik on teaching climate literate design

The trade-off between ventilation and airtightness in the post-pandemic world

Why architectural education needs radical reform

Danish architect Lone Feifer on ‘absolute’ sustainability

Hawkins\Brown’s Louisa Bowles on what net zero actually means