Gavin discussed how:
- Cities will play a huge part in shaping the future well being of our planet
- We must close the hungry resource loop as much as possible
- Achieving standard of living at density will be key
- Managing demand is important
- Behaviours are as important as good systems and infrastructure
- Engagement is key and date provides a useful way in
- Cities that encourage resourceful innovation will prosper
Representatives from local resourceful projects then joined the discussion: Jackson Moulding from Ecomotive SNUG Homes, Jessica Hodge from Bristol ReUse Network and Dan Weisselberg from Bristol Green Doors.
A recording of the talk will be available soon.
Visit our City Ideas Studio Resources residency to learn more about BuroHappold's initiatives as well as Ecomotive SNUG Homes, Bristol ReUse Network, Bristol Green Doors and other resourceful projects happening in Bristol. Plus a response on the theme by staff and students from the UWE Department of Architecture and the Built Environment.
The gallery is open 11-5 Wednesday-Friday and 12-5 Saturday-Sunday.
Visit our website for more events happening soon at our City Ideas Studio.
The City Ideas Studio is part-funded by a Bristol 2015 Strategic Grant and is sponsored by Alec French Architects, Amalgam, Barton Willmore, BDP, BuroHappold Engineering, RISE Structures, Solarsense and West of England Initiative.
The City Ideas Studio touchscreen is supported by Autodesk, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Max Fordham and Bristol City Council Design Group.
With additional support for City Ideas Studio: Resources from Ferguson Mann Architects
With additional support for City Ideas Studio: Resources from Ferguson Mann Architects
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