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Cardiff University in conversation with Kevin McCloud MBE

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How can we achieve sustainable housing now? Kevin McCloud MBE Broadcaster Kevin McCloud joins Dr Joanne Patterson, Senior Research Fellow at the Welsh School of Architecture on Tuesday 9 February at 12.30 in what promises to be a lively discussion about how we can achieve sustainable housing now. Kevin, who is best known for his BAFTA award-winning series Grand Designs, was awarded an MBE in 2014 for his work in sustainability and is a Cardiff University Honorary Fellow (2013). During this webinar, Kevin will give his views on how we can achieve sustainable housing now, both in new builds and by retrofitting, and discuss with Joanne the effect this will have on climate change, along with answering questions from the audience

How can we achieve sustainable housing now? Kevin McCloud MBE Broadcaster Kevin McCloud joins Dr Joanne Patterson, Senior Research Fellow at the Welsh School of Architecture on Tuesday 9 February at 12.30 in what promises to be a lively discussion about how we can achieve sustainable housing now. Kevin, who is best known for his BAFTA award-winning series Grand Designs, was awarded an MBE in 2014 for his work in sustainability and is a Cardiff University Honorary Fellow (2013). During this webinar, Kevin will give his views on how we can achieve sustainable housing now, both in new builds and by retrofitting, and discuss with Joanne the effect this will have on climate change, along with answering questions from the audience

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