Sustainable building research group at RMIT Uni. Performance, materials, building systems, design methods, regulations, policies, human practices and teaching.
Retrofit is critical for delivering not only a low carbon future but improving the quality, performance, liveability, health and wellbeing of households. @JenergyLight explores how this can be done.
RETROFITTING AUSTRALIAN HOMES
Is it really all too hard and expensive like the housing industry and MSM would have you believe?
Nope. It doesn't have to be difficult or cost a bomb. Check out the video I just recorded at my dining table. https://t.co/LwnoqlX4eB
With construction costs increasing significantly there is a need to improve the way we design and construct our buildings to reduce costs and waste, but also to improve usability.
https://t.co/WiPrDVnODu
Our own @TrivessMoore and colleague @DrDCOswald have a new book out focused on protecting consumers from issues like flammable cladding, building defects and more. https://t.co/hNYwwpsDv9
Electricity accounts for just 25% of greenhouse gas emissions. We need breakthroughs in five key areas to prevent the worst climate-change scenarios: https://t.co/vPalC2h56X
UHI measurements in Woden (Canberra), ACT currently underway. Eager participation from citizen scientists! Wonderful support from @ShaneRattenbury. @SBiLab @RMITresearch
I live in Baltimore, work in the county, and don't have a car. People ask "How on earth do you do that commute without a car??" I normally just say that its a run->train->commute for simplicity.
But the story is so much more than that. Let me take you on my daily commute.
Wonderful start at the Architectural Science Association conference, Rob Adams, Jan Ghel hoping we will hear about how to create thriving cities not just survival - design for people, design to allow connection, incidental magic to happen #ASA2018#Melbourne@RMIT fyi @theage
Listening to Terry Williamson present on developing a model of adaptive thermal comfort and preference for housing in Australia #ASA2018 @lyriandaniel @ASA2018_RMIT