PH+ revisited: Seeing the wood for the trees (part two), with Andy Simmonds (AECB) and Lenny Antonelli (PH+)

Happy post-Christmas day, hope you made it through OK.

Today we have part two of the latest Passive House Plus revisited, looking at Lloyd Alter's favourite article of 2021: Seeing the wood for the trees - Placing ecology at the heart of construction.

Again, we're joined by authors Lenny Antonelli and Andy Simmonds talking about mass timber, embodied carbon, why we should just use less and, unexpectedly, the place of AI.

It turned out to be an extra long one but it felt deserving of the space, so rather than butcher the conversation we thought we'd just cut it in two and let you hear the lot. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

Notes from the show

• The PH+ article: Seeing the wood for the trees - Placing ecology at the heart of construction
• Lenny Antonelli on Linkedin
• Andy Simmonds on LinkedIn
• An article with the 'just do less pyramid' from Treehugger: Can Architects Survive in a World Where We Have to Build Less?
• Another article with the 'just do less pyramid' from Treehugger: The Key to Green Building Is to Use Less Stuff
• A link to the Half earth paper: Protecting half of the planet could directly affect over one billion people
• The AECB Youtube channel
• Biomass - a burning issue, the AECB-commissioned article by Nick Grant and Alan Clarke (only the cached version appears to exist online now)
• The Guardian article about the 10% contributing the most carbon emissions  
• The Finnish paper Lloyd references: The sufficiency perspective in climate policy: How to recompose consumption

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• Follow us on the Zero Ambitions LinkedIn page
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• Subscribe and advertise with Passive House Plus (UK edition here too)
• Check Lloyd's Substack: Carbon Upfront
• Join ACAN
• Join the AECB 
• Join the IGBC
• Check out Her Own Space, the renovation and retrofit platform for women (but not in a patronizing way)

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