Mina Hasman
RIBA Climate Guide
Mina Hasman
RIBA Climate Guide
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A holistic guide for you and your practice to deliver sustainable projects and meet the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge.
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A holistic guide for you and your practice to deliver sustainable projects and meet the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: RIBA Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 363mm x 269mm x 2mm
- Gewicht: 1020g
- ISBN-13: 9781914124471
- ISBN-10: 1914124472
- Artikelnr.: 66398405
- Verlag: RIBA Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 363mm x 269mm x 2mm
- Gewicht: 1020g
- ISBN-13: 9781914124471
- ISBN-10: 1914124472
- Artikelnr.: 66398405
Mina Hasman is Associate Director, Sustainability Lead at Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM). Mina leads SOM's sustainability and wellbeing daily operations and long-term vision for achieving excellence in practice.
About the Author Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Global and Built Environment Climate Fundamentals
Climate Fundamentals
International Legislations
Agreements
Frameworks
Roadmaps and Plans for Action
Risks and Opportunities in a Net Zero Economy
Sustainable Urbanism
Architecture and Engineering
Built Environment Policy
Legislation
Regulations
Commitments
Frameworks
Benchmarks and Construction Industry Guidance 2. Sustainable Outcomes and Common Threads
Outcome-based Briefing
Design
Delivery and Management of the Built Environment Retrofit (Adaptation and Reuse)
Planning for (Climate) Extremes
Disaster Risk
Resilience/Robustness
Redundancy and Adaptation
Climate Justice
Equitable and Inclusive Design
Procurement
Process
Life Cycle Costing
Research and Innovation 3. Human Factors Health
Wellbeing and Comfort
Biophilic and Sensory Design
User Experience Design and Occupant Behaviour
Communities
Interconnectivity and Inclusion
Social Value 4. Circular Economy Resource Efficiency
Sufficiency and Geographic Implications
Designing for Change (Flexibility and Adaptability) and Regeneration
Waste as a 'Resource'
Environmental and Health Impacts of Materials and Waste
Responsible and Ethical Sourcing 5. Energy and Carbon Passive Design
Active Design: Environmental Systems and Technologies
Whole Life Carbon Impacts (for Retrofit and New Build)
Offsetting and Carbon/Offset Credits
Iterative and Integrated Design and Delivery Process 6. Water Water Cycles
Sources
Stresses
Quality and Management
Water Recycling and Reuse
Rainwater Harvesting
Stormwater Management and Sustainable Urban Drainage
Water Pollution on Land and in Aquatic Habitats
Impacts of Climate Change (Water-related Hazards and Disasters) 7. Ecology and Biodiversity Biodiversity and Net Gain Nature-based Solutions Land Use and Urban Density Bioregional Planning and Biophilic Urbanism Sustainable Food Production and Urban Food Systems 8. Connectivity and Transport Site Selection
Location and Urban Ecosystems Compact Development and Walkability Regional and Local Infrastructure and Planning Low Carbon Transport and Multimodal Transportation Networks Planning for Future of Transportation
Climate Fundamentals
International Legislations
Agreements
Frameworks
Roadmaps and Plans for Action
Risks and Opportunities in a Net Zero Economy
Sustainable Urbanism
Architecture and Engineering
Built Environment Policy
Legislation
Regulations
Commitments
Frameworks
Benchmarks and Construction Industry Guidance 2. Sustainable Outcomes and Common Threads
Outcome-based Briefing
Design
Delivery and Management of the Built Environment Retrofit (Adaptation and Reuse)
Planning for (Climate) Extremes
Disaster Risk
Resilience/Robustness
Redundancy and Adaptation
Climate Justice
Equitable and Inclusive Design
Procurement
Process
Life Cycle Costing
Research and Innovation 3. Human Factors Health
Wellbeing and Comfort
Biophilic and Sensory Design
User Experience Design and Occupant Behaviour
Communities
Interconnectivity and Inclusion
Social Value 4. Circular Economy Resource Efficiency
Sufficiency and Geographic Implications
Designing for Change (Flexibility and Adaptability) and Regeneration
Waste as a 'Resource'
Environmental and Health Impacts of Materials and Waste
Responsible and Ethical Sourcing 5. Energy and Carbon Passive Design
Active Design: Environmental Systems and Technologies
Whole Life Carbon Impacts (for Retrofit and New Build)
Offsetting and Carbon/Offset Credits
Iterative and Integrated Design and Delivery Process 6. Water Water Cycles
Sources
Stresses
Quality and Management
Water Recycling and Reuse
Rainwater Harvesting
Stormwater Management and Sustainable Urban Drainage
Water Pollution on Land and in Aquatic Habitats
Impacts of Climate Change (Water-related Hazards and Disasters) 7. Ecology and Biodiversity Biodiversity and Net Gain Nature-based Solutions Land Use and Urban Density Bioregional Planning and Biophilic Urbanism Sustainable Food Production and Urban Food Systems 8. Connectivity and Transport Site Selection
Location and Urban Ecosystems Compact Development and Walkability Regional and Local Infrastructure and Planning Low Carbon Transport and Multimodal Transportation Networks Planning for Future of Transportation
About the Author Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Global and Built Environment Climate Fundamentals
Climate Fundamentals
International Legislations
Agreements
Frameworks
Roadmaps and Plans for Action
Risks and Opportunities in a Net Zero Economy
Sustainable Urbanism
Architecture and Engineering
Built Environment Policy
Legislation
Regulations
Commitments
Frameworks
Benchmarks and Construction Industry Guidance 2. Sustainable Outcomes and Common Threads
Outcome-based Briefing
Design
Delivery and Management of the Built Environment Retrofit (Adaptation and Reuse)
Planning for (Climate) Extremes
Disaster Risk
Resilience/Robustness
Redundancy and Adaptation
Climate Justice
Equitable and Inclusive Design
Procurement
Process
Life Cycle Costing
Research and Innovation 3. Human Factors Health
Wellbeing and Comfort
Biophilic and Sensory Design
User Experience Design and Occupant Behaviour
Communities
Interconnectivity and Inclusion
Social Value 4. Circular Economy Resource Efficiency
Sufficiency and Geographic Implications
Designing for Change (Flexibility and Adaptability) and Regeneration
Waste as a 'Resource'
Environmental and Health Impacts of Materials and Waste
Responsible and Ethical Sourcing 5. Energy and Carbon Passive Design
Active Design: Environmental Systems and Technologies
Whole Life Carbon Impacts (for Retrofit and New Build)
Offsetting and Carbon/Offset Credits
Iterative and Integrated Design and Delivery Process 6. Water Water Cycles
Sources
Stresses
Quality and Management
Water Recycling and Reuse
Rainwater Harvesting
Stormwater Management and Sustainable Urban Drainage
Water Pollution on Land and in Aquatic Habitats
Impacts of Climate Change (Water-related Hazards and Disasters) 7. Ecology and Biodiversity Biodiversity and Net Gain Nature-based Solutions Land Use and Urban Density Bioregional Planning and Biophilic Urbanism Sustainable Food Production and Urban Food Systems 8. Connectivity and Transport Site Selection
Location and Urban Ecosystems Compact Development and Walkability Regional and Local Infrastructure and Planning Low Carbon Transport and Multimodal Transportation Networks Planning for Future of Transportation
Climate Fundamentals
International Legislations
Agreements
Frameworks
Roadmaps and Plans for Action
Risks and Opportunities in a Net Zero Economy
Sustainable Urbanism
Architecture and Engineering
Built Environment Policy
Legislation
Regulations
Commitments
Frameworks
Benchmarks and Construction Industry Guidance 2. Sustainable Outcomes and Common Threads
Outcome-based Briefing
Design
Delivery and Management of the Built Environment Retrofit (Adaptation and Reuse)
Planning for (Climate) Extremes
Disaster Risk
Resilience/Robustness
Redundancy and Adaptation
Climate Justice
Equitable and Inclusive Design
Procurement
Process
Life Cycle Costing
Research and Innovation 3. Human Factors Health
Wellbeing and Comfort
Biophilic and Sensory Design
User Experience Design and Occupant Behaviour
Communities
Interconnectivity and Inclusion
Social Value 4. Circular Economy Resource Efficiency
Sufficiency and Geographic Implications
Designing for Change (Flexibility and Adaptability) and Regeneration
Waste as a 'Resource'
Environmental and Health Impacts of Materials and Waste
Responsible and Ethical Sourcing 5. Energy and Carbon Passive Design
Active Design: Environmental Systems and Technologies
Whole Life Carbon Impacts (for Retrofit and New Build)
Offsetting and Carbon/Offset Credits
Iterative and Integrated Design and Delivery Process 6. Water Water Cycles
Sources
Stresses
Quality and Management
Water Recycling and Reuse
Rainwater Harvesting
Stormwater Management and Sustainable Urban Drainage
Water Pollution on Land and in Aquatic Habitats
Impacts of Climate Change (Water-related Hazards and Disasters) 7. Ecology and Biodiversity Biodiversity and Net Gain Nature-based Solutions Land Use and Urban Density Bioregional Planning and Biophilic Urbanism Sustainable Food Production and Urban Food Systems 8. Connectivity and Transport Site Selection
Location and Urban Ecosystems Compact Development and Walkability Regional and Local Infrastructure and Planning Low Carbon Transport and Multimodal Transportation Networks Planning for Future of Transportation