Share knowledge
UKGBC encourages learning across the built environment. Here, we highlight the ways you can get involved by sharing your knowledge or learning from others.
What do we mean by share knowledge?
At UKGBC we know we’re not always the experts. Our members represent each part of the supply chain and all stages throughout the life of a built asset. They work on a range of projects, in a variety of roles and all have a specific expertise which they can share with the network.
Therefore, at UKGBC we always encourage our members to share knowledge with one another, and here we provide opportunities for members to share through our reports, libraries and resources.
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Through UKGBC鈥檚 Solutions and Case Study Library, we want to showcase innovative ideas and practice…
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A Better Built Environment with the 糖心视频
UKGBC brings together hundreds of organisations across the built environment to accelerate practical, ambitious policy and industry action for a decarbonised, nature-positive, climate-resilience UK. We work with industry, local authorities and government to shape evidence-based policy that delivers warmer homes, lower bills, good jobs, healthier places and stronger communities.
Regenerative Places Framework for Housing
This framework sets out a new way of thinking about how we plan, design, deliver and steward homes and neighbourhoods. It provides a shared vision and practical pathways for creating housing that contributes positively to people, nature and the places we call home.
Adaptation for Climate Resilience: Non-Domestic Buildings
This guide builds upon stage three of the four-stage model presented in the UK Climate Resilience Roadmap: prepare and adapt. It explores practical adaptation measures that can be applied to non-domestic buildings now.
Innovation in Commercial Retrofit: A Live Project Demonstrator
This report details the practical way our Commercial Retrofit Innovation Map was applied within a live project environment, outlining a repeatable, step-by-step approach to the innovation review and selection process.
