What Colour is your Building? by David Clark

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What Colour is your Building? by David Clark

Defining and reducing the carbon footprint of a new or refurbished building can be a daunting task. There are lots of tools to measure the environmental impact of buildings, but they all measure energy and CO2 in different ways, and they do not measure the whole carbon footprint.

What Colour is your Building? provides practical and pragmatic guidance on how to calculate and then compare the whole carbon footprint of buildings using one simple method looking at operating, embodied and transport energy. It will equip designers, building owners, occupiers, planners and policy makers with the tools and knowledge that they will need to make decisions early on about where the big impacts will be in terms of reducing the carbon footprint of the building, including:

  • A new, simple approach to understanding the whole carbon impact of buildings
  • Benchmarking data for operating energy performance
  • A clear, transparent method of separating landlord energy performance from tenant energy performance
  • Simple diagrams and numbers to put renewable energy into perspective.
David Clark is a partner at Cundall. He has over 20 years' experience designing buildings in the UK and Australia, is chartered in both structural and building services engineering, and has specialised in sustainability since 2002. He was the principal author of the first Green Star rating tool in Australia, has worked on numerous award winning green buildings, and leads Cundall's corporate sustainability activities. David can be contacted via www.cundall.com.
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ISBN 13 9781859464472
ISBN 10 1859464475
Title What Colour is your Building?
Author David Clark
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher RIBA Publishing
Year published 2013-07-01
Number of pages 320
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