The AECB (Association for Environment Conscious Building) is a network of individuals and companies with a common aim of promoting sustainable building.
We bring together contractors, trades people, self builders, architects, designers, engineers, manufacturers, housing associations, local authorities and academics to help develop, share, train and promote sustainable building best practice.
Running since the 1980’s, the AECB is the largest and oldest network for sustainable building.
The local group meets up to talk about building better buildings and fixing the ones we have, plus anything else that comes up such as local/national policy, new products, and […]
Bill Butcher has a lifetime of practical building experience including over 30 years of thinking about buildable detailing for highly energy efficient homes. In this webinar he will be exploring […]
Join The Green Register to hear about the largest completed cohousing project in the UK, which includes a community microgrid and detailing to AECB standards. Barefoot Architects, with Piers Sadler […]
The Brighton group is an informal opportunity to discuss sustainable building practices, techniques and technical issues. Professionals and non-professionals are equally welcome and the evenings are useful for architects, building […]
The local group meets up to talk about building better buildings and fixing the ones we have, plus anything else that comes up such as local/national policy, new products, and […]
This CPD introduces you to the history of lime, the “lime cycle”, types of building limes available, benefits, and example specifications. Peter Rollinson, Sustainable Insulation Team (and lime guru!)
This webinar will describe the development of timber frame construction in the UK from historical traditional oak framing, the move to softwood stud panel framing through to super insulation standards […]
This CPD gives an introduction to a range of natural insulation products, applications, and benefits. Tom Carruthers, Sustainable Insulation Team
GEOCELL Foam Glass Aggregate is an insulation material with multiple uses. Recycled foam glass aggregate saves energy and also contributes to a comfortable indoor environment. This CPD is an insight […]
The Brighton group is an informal opportunity to discuss sustainable building practices, techniques and technical issues. Professionals and non-professionals are equally welcome and the evenings are useful for architects, building […]
The local group meets up to talk about building better buildings and fixing the ones we have, plus anything else that comes up such as local/national policy, new products, and […]
A unique opportunity to learn how heritage craft skills are being kept alive and see York Minister’s Centre for Heritage Skills building completed in 2024 by local York contractor Simpson. […]
This webinar will be an exploration of whether the energy and carbon savings made through retrofitting homes compensates for the embodied energy and carbon expended in the new materials used, […]
The local group meets up to talk about building better buildings and fixing the ones we have, plus anything else that comes up such as local/national policy, new products, and […]
Relatively few UK dwellings are currently benchmarked pre-retrofit. This means assumptions are made by specifiers regarding how the building currently performs, which may – or may not – reflect the […]
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