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.
Join us for this 2-hour live online training session looking at different uses for lime in modern building practices. In this training session, we invite Peter Rollinson and Tom Carruthers […]
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, […]
Creating a sustainable community in a great accessible location, come and see the development of the 10 plots, all at different stages of construction, using R-Wall and XPS insulation, an […]
Earth can be the most sustainable material to use. It is infinitely recyclable, durable, flexible, strong and it can make from a structure to a finish. Humans have been building […]
Join us for this 2-hour live online training session to find out about the new BREEAM V7 updates and how they will impact your projects. What are the key changes […]
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 […]
The AECB will be taking part in the ‘Festival of Sustainable Homes’ at the NSBRC in Swindon. This exciting, family-friendly show, will highlight how we can all live more sustainably […]
Approximately 1 hour including Q&A 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In the built environment the roles and responsibilities for design and construction of a project continue to subdivide. The fragmented roles of the industry combined with complexity of retrofit makes […]
Join us for a 5-day practical course, led by Barbara Jones, where you’ll be learning all the essential skills of clay plastering onto pre-fabricated straw-bale walls. This course welcomes folks […]
We are taught that retrofit is about risk management, avoiding unintended consequences and the performance gap. So what building performance evaluation techniques are available to us and how do they […]
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 […]
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0845 4569773 / 01559 370908
Email: [email protected]
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PO Box 32, Llandysul
SA44 5ZA
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