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BedZED & Eco-Village Development
Web Links
We think that the following links
are particularly useful for further information about BedZED partners
and eco-villages.
BedZED partners
ARUP
www.arup.com
Building physics and building services.
Bill
Dunster Architects
www.zedfactory.com
Eco-architects company
Peabody
Trust
www.peabody.org.uk
London’s largest housing association
Ellis
& Moore
Structural engineering and infrastructure design
t. 020 7281 4821
Gardiner
& Theobald
www.gardiner.com
Cost consultants and construction management
B9
Energy
www.b9energy.co.uk
Energy from biomass, responsible for the BedZED Combined Heat and
Power Plant
Other links (alphabetically)
Association
of Environmentally Conscious Builders (AECB)
www.aecb.net
The AECB is a network
of individuals and companies with a common aim of promoting sustainable
building.
BedZED Pavilion
www.bedzedpavilion.org.uk
The BedZED Pavilion is a community facility for the Hackbridge area,
located at BedZED.
Blustin Heath Design
www.blustinheathdesign.com
Blustin Heath Design offer a wide range
of design services such as sustainable interiors and exhibition
design. The team were responsible for the design of BioRegional's
exhibition and show home.
BioRegional
Quintain Ltd
www.bioregional-quintain.com
BioRegional Quintain Ltd aims to lead in the creation of sustainable
communities throughout the UK by the comprehensive application of
‘One Planet Living’ principles to a dynamic and innovative
approach to property development. The company is owned 50-50 by
Quintain Estates and Development PLC, and BioRegional Properties
Ltd, a company founded by eco-entrepreneurs and BioRegional Development
Group, a registered charity. The charity benefits from a share of
profits mechanism to support continued cutting edge sustainability
research and development work.
Building
Research Establishment
www.bre.co.uk
BRE is a leading centre of expertise on buildings, construction,
energy, environment, fire and risk. BRE provide research-based consultancy,
testing and certification services to customers worldwide.
Construction
resources
www.constructionresources.com
Britain's ecological building centredistributing materials &
systems for sustainable building high-performance, state of the
art productsfrom Europe's leading manufacturers.
Centre
for Alternative Technology (CAT)
www.cat.org.uk
CAT is an environmental charity aiming to 'inspire, inform, and
enable' people to live more sustainably.
CAT’s services include a visitor centre, publications, a mail-order
'green' books and products, educational services, consultancy, residentialcourses,
membership and free information service.
David
Wilson Millennium Eco-Energy House
www.nottingham.ac.uk/sbe
A flexible test facility for conducting investigations into new
eco-energy systems while also demonstrating existing systems to
industry, government and the general public.
Desirable Debris
www.desirabledebris.co.uk
Beautiful furniture made from reclaimed materials. This company
has made furniture for the BedZED show home - two attractive tables
both made from reclaimed pub floorboards.
Ecocentric
www.ecocentric.co.uk
Ecocentric sell a range of stylish sustainable products for the
home. The company is led by celebrity designer Oliver Heath and
many items have been used in the BedZED show home.
The EcoCity Trust
www.ecocity.org.za
The EcoCity Trust is an initiative of the
City of Johannesburg. A collaboration of the community, the council
and a small trust - working together to achieve a better, greener,
life for all.BioRegional and the EcoCity Trust worked together on
the Johannesburg Eco-Village.
Findhorn eco-village
www.findhorn.org
The Ecovillage Project at the Findhorn Foundation
brings together the social, economic and spiritual aspects of life
and is a synthesis of the best current thinking on human habitats.
The Global Ecovillage Network
http://gen.ecovillage.org
The Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) links
and supports sustainable settlements
Green Register
www.greenregister.org
The Green Register is the first of its kind and is a listing
of architects, engineers and tradespeople who have demonstrated
a commitment to sustainable building practices.
Green Works
www.green-works.co.uk
A charity and social enterprise. Green Works strives to ensure that
redundant office furniture from the commercial world is passed on
at very low cost to charities, schools, community groups and even
start-up businesses across the UK.
Hockerton
Housing Project
www.hockerton.demon.co.uk
An earth sheltered, self-sufficient ecological housing development,
of five homes.
Local Food Works
www.localfoodworks.org
A partnership project between the Soil Association and the Countryside
Agency to foster sustainable local food economies.
Mother earth prints
www.motherearthprints.co.uk
Diane Johnson's website. Diane is a green artist producing pieces
from everyday waste such as junk mail and earth. She often exhibits
her work at the BedZED Centre
Sponge
www.spongenet.org
A network of young property construction industry professionals
who share an interest in sustainable development.
Sustain
– built environment matters
www.sustainmagazine.com
Sustainable development magazine
Sustainable
development for building professionals
www.sd4bp.com
Developed under the government’s (DTI)
Partners in Innovation programme, the project addresses the need
for greater awareness of sustainability issues amongst all professionals
involved with the built environment, e.g. property managers, property
developers, estate and facilities managers, energy and environmental
managers, as well as (non-qualified) individuals looking to start
in the industry.
Sustainable Homes
www.sustainablehomes.co.uk
Sustainable Homes promotes awareness of sustainable development
issues and good practice, and encourages housing associations to
adopt sustainable policies and practices.
WWF One Million Sustainable
Homes
www.wwf.org.uk/sustainablehomes
Working to achieve commitment from
the housing industry and government to achieve 1 million sustainable
homes in the UK by 2012.
Natural Discovery
www.naturaldiscovery.co.uk
Offering eco-tourism in the UK.
Last updated 14th January 2008
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