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The second Housing and Wellbeing seminar will take place in January 2015 at the Bartlett School of Architecture. The seminar is organised by Peg Rawes (Bartlett School of Architecture).
Panel discussions include:
Approaches to social housing design and its histories
good planning guidance and practices
new housing association commissions
physical and environmental health relations
retrofit and the 'Green Deal'.
Speakers include:
Peter Bishop (Bartlett School of Architecture/Allies & Morrison)
Jan Kattein (Bartlett School of Architecture & Jan Kattein Architects)
Sofie Pelsmakers (The Energy Institute, UCL)
Simon Pepper (University of Liverpool)
Jane Rendell (Bartlett School of Architecture)
Patrick Weber and Sabine Storp (Bartlett School of Architecture/Storp Weber Architecture)
Nici Zimmerman (Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering, UCL)
