Local architect Julian Marsh has passed me details of an ultra-low energy refurbishment in Nottingham city centre - converting a lacemaker's house into an up-to-date eco home. Click Lacemaker's house to view.
If you are looking for more modest refurbishment ideas (including low cost improvements), have a look at LowEhouses.
And if you'd like to read more about the very interesting eco home that Julian Marsh made for himself (below) on the site of an old meat factory, click here.
If you are familiar with the Passive House methodology, this offers a different approach to achieving a sustainable home which Julian calls the Active House approach.
(The text has kindly been made available to us by the Architect's Journal from this article in their March 2011 issue. www.architectsjournal.co.uk)
If you are looking for more modest refurbishment ideas (including low cost improvements), have a look at LowEhouses.
And if you'd like to read more about the very interesting eco home that Julian Marsh made for himself (below) on the site of an old meat factory, click here.
If you are familiar with the Passive House methodology, this offers a different approach to achieving a sustainable home which Julian calls the Active House approach.
(The text has kindly been made available to us by the Architect's Journal from this article in their March 2011 issue. www.architectsjournal.co.uk)
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