The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted how important resilient and sustainable communities are to us all.
Decisions we now make in relation to housing, planning and regeneration will play a fundamental role in the future of our communities. Measures that are put in place will need to be ambitious and will require adaptation to a new way of doing things.
This June The Housing Agency will host a series of free expert-led webinars that will consider some of the key elements of future resilient and sustainable communities.
Participation in each webinar is free, but advance registration is required. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
To register for each webinar please click one of the links below:
| Wednesday 3 June 12-1pm |
Collaboratively retrofitting - a discussion on the pre-1919 Glasgow tenement retrofitting demonstration project. Prof Ken Gibb, UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence |
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| Wednesday 10 June 12-1pm |
Regeneration for all: How intergenerational housing can contribute to town and village renewal. Roland Karthaus, Matter Architecture |
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| Wednesday 17 June 12-1pm |
Green spaces, urban places: The Importance of green space for neighbourhoods – the Mapping Green Dublin Project. Prof Gerald Mills, School of Geography, UCD |
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| Wednesday 24 June 12-1pm |
Nature based housing: Solutions for housing developments. Dr Marcus Collier, School of Natural Sciences, Trinity College Dublin |
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Please note that these sessions may be recorded for future use.
View the poster for this webinar series here.
