Agar Grove tour
Date: 1 July 2019 | Time: 12:00 - 15:45 |
Location: Camden, London | Cost: PHT members, Local authority & Housing Associations: Free. Non-members: £20+VAT |
As part of London Climate Action Week, sign up for a unique opportunity to visit Agar Grove estate regeneration, the project currently on target to become the UK’s largest residential Passivhaus development. This is a great chance to get up close and personal with a trail-blazing scheme tackling carbon emissions, fuel poverty, and residents health.
Learn directly from those most closely involved in the project including the client, Camden City Council, and understand what it takes to develop a large-scale Passivhaus scheme and the benefits it can bring.
The tour will take place outside the building and offers a rare opportunity to view Passivhaus elements with one phase complete, and another nearby under construction.
Why Attend
- Gain an overview of Passivhaus in the UK
- Hear why Camden Council chose to adopt the standard
- Discover the key concepts of the Passivhaus estate regeneration
- Learn what’s different when building a Passivhaus and the impact on residents
Site Visit
Monday 1st July12pm, 1pm, 2pm & 3pmEach tour begins on the hour and lasts approximately 45 minutes |
Passivhaus in the UK, Yogini Patel, Passivhaus Trust (5 mins) |
Why the council chose Passivhaus at Agar Grove, Michelle Christensen, Camden City Council (10 mins) |
Regeneration at Agar Grove, James Woodward, Hawkins/Brown (10 mins) |
What is different when building a Passivhaus, Sally Godber, WARM (10 mins) |
Performance and the impact on residents, Ann-Marie Fallon, Architype (10 mins) |
PHT 9th Anniversary Drinks - 4pmPHT member exclusive event. |
Booking
This event is sold out.
Tours will last 45 minutes and will take place at 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm.
Spaces are limited to 15 per tour. Secure your space using the online booking system.
- Free for PHT members.
- £20 non members.
Further Information
Previous PHT Story: Agar Grove wins two London Planning Awards - 4th February 2019