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AJ Climate Champions podcast: How Public Practice associates are driving retrofit and net zero - Vimarsana News

AJ Climate Champions podcast: How Public Practice associates are driving retrofit and net zero

Two Public Practice associates explain how working in the public sector has increased their agency as designers

AJ Climate Champions podcast: How Studio Weave's Je Ahn used 28 species of local trees for library pavilion - Vimarsana News

AJ Climate Champions podcast: How Studio Weave's Je Ahn used 28 species of local trees for library pavilion

In this episode, Ahn describes how he realised his ambition to use local timber from London’s trees at Lea Bridge Library Pavilion despite no sales

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'Poorly sourced local timber might be worse than well-sourced tropical timber' - Vimarsana News

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'Poorly sourced local timber might be worse than well-sourced tropical timber'

Francisco believes greater use of timber in construction in coming decades will be essential to meet global population increase, particularly in the

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'Net Zero has almost lost its meaning' - Vimarsana News

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'Net Zero has almost lost its meaning'

In this episode, we hear about Architype’s success in influencing policy changes in Scotland, which includes funding tied to performance-based targets for

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet' - Vimarsana News

AJ Climate Champions podcast: 'We apologise for designing buildings that exploit the planet'

During an Obel Award panel at the UIA conference in Copenhagen, Heringer seized the opportunity to ask the global audience for ‘forgiveness’ on behalf of