360 Integrated PR is to host the second Winchester Sustainable Design Clinic at the Milner Hall St Peter Street at 6.30pm on Thursday 21 November.
This year, the clinic focuses on commercial property, which accounts for 70% of all the UK’s carbon emissions from buildings. Reducing this impact is a crucial part of the nation’s journey to net zero.
This free event, hosted by 360 Integrated PR, will offer practical advice to landlords, developers, occupiers and employees. Philip Tutt-Leppard, partner at 360 Integrated PR says, “Each of us has opportunity to make our buildings better for the environment, our health and our productivity.”
Attendees will hear from five expert speakers.
Martin Andrews from Stride Treglown will talk about on sustainable building fabric design – Stride Treglown is a B Corp certified architectural practice
Doug Johnson from Mesh Energy will discuss energy choices, use and conservation.
Greg Norman from Graphenstone Paints is an expert on surface treatments and their impact on air quality and the environment while Winchester-based lighting designer James Poore from JPLD presents his thoughts on sustainable lighting design. Richard Andrews from Kelda Showers in Chandler’s Ford, will conclude with his thoughts on water conservation.
Following the presentations, there will be a Question and Answer panel and Yellow Interiors will provide a selection of sustainable interior design products.
Tickets are free for local business people and can be booked on Ticketsource by searching ‘Sustainable Design Clinic’.