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scientist 13: the architect – Cambridge eco-homes (2012)

by roger · Published Dec 2015 · Updated Nov 2018

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Roger Frost visits a super-insulated city home that minimises its use of energy and has a garden for insulation on the roof. He talks to architect Jeremy Ashworth about the ways that his building saves energy.

Thanks to Ashworth Parkes Architects Limited www.ashworthparkes.co.uk
For case studies see openecohomes.org
Cambridge Carbon Footprint cambridgecarbonfootprint.org

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05/05/2012

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