low carbon housing retrofit

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LOW CARBON ZONES


LiaisonConsultationSite ManagementCDM-CClerk of WorksBREEAM + CSHProject ManagementMonitoringLegacy Building

RIBA Architecture3D VisualisationsAnimationsEngineeringBuilding SurveysProject Marketing

FundingBusiness Case developmentFeasibility StudiesR&DConsortia BuildingEnergy SurveyingStock AnalysisOptions Appraisals


‣ Pioneers (4 x Retrofit for the future projects)‣ 4 x large scaled-up, area-based Retrofit projects‣ 8 x significant non-domestic schemes ‣ 10,000+ homes, £10m+ funding leveraged‣ CESP, CERT, LEAF, RE:NEW, ERDF, TSB, EST, GLA, EU ‣ Engagement, sign-up, liaison, delivery, legacy‣ 1000’s TONS CO2 saved‣ Warmer homes, lower bills, increased comfort

Retrofit Experts

architects + consultantsINNOVATION


“Lurching into the modern era”‣ Magnificent Growth, swarm of humanity moved in‣ Urban Centers - London, New York, Paris, Chicago‣ Gridlock‣ Food converted to fuel - increased prices and

shortages‣ Air pollutants, toxic emissions‣ Health and environment were endangered

INNOVATION

Piccadilly Circus, London c.1900 Fifth Avenue, New York City c.1900

Piccadilly Circus, London c.2000 Fifth Avenue, New York City c.2000

Waves of Innovation

1890: $6000 ($140,000 TODAY)

Waves of Innovation

1915: $300 ($7,000 TODAY)

Waves of Innovation

2013: $1,600,000


‣ By 2050 the UK have committed to cut CO2 emissions by 80%

‣ 50% Carbon emissions from buildings*‣ Half of building emissions from non-domestic‣ Non-domestic buildings replaced 2% per year‣ Homes replaced 1% per year

* Figures averaged for Europe and USA

BUILT ENVIRONMENT


OPPORTUNITIES‣ 100% WiFi and Broadband by 2018‣ 100% Smart Metering by 2020‣ 100% New homes CSH Level 6 (Zero carbon) by 2016 ‣ 80% Carbon reductions by 2050‣ 80% of homes built in 2050 already built

ECONOMIC GROWTH


‣ EU FP7 Funding‣ £2M Project‣ Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Existing

Housing ‣ Stimulate Economic Growth‣ Innovative approaches to whole house solutions ‣ Measured change in CO2 emissions‣ Behaviour change from the inhabitants of the dwelling‣ 4 x Architypes circa. 50 x properties

ERDF Housing Call


RETROFIT INTERVENTIONS


Retrofitthe Future

architecture & energy consultation

Retrofit the Future-HousingOur aim for this project is to deliver an

adaptable and replicable whole house so-

lution that will reduce Carbon emissions of

a traditional construction house by 80%.

How we are doing this is in three ways: re-

duction of energy demand, provision of al-

ternative renewable power supplies and to

incentivise residents to reduce energy use

though gradual lifestyle adjustments.

Client: Department of Trade & Industry

Budget: £200K

Contract: Bespoke Contract

Status: Ongoing

Consultees/permissions: MBC Solihull Decent Homes BREEAM Building Control Solihull Housing, Trust Empty Homes Agency

Retrofitthe Future

architecture & energy consultation

Retrofit the Future-HousingOur aim for this project is to deliver an

adaptable and replicable whole house so-

lution that will reduce Carbon emissions of

a traditional construction house by 80%.

How we are doing this is in three ways: re-

duction of energy demand, provision of al-

ternative renewable power supplies and to

incentivise residents to reduce energy use

though gradual lifestyle adjustments.

Client: Department of Trade & Industry

Budget: £200K

Contract: Bespoke Contract

Status: Ongoing

Consultees/permissions: MBC Solihull Decent Homes BREEAM Building Control Solihull Housing, Trust Empty Homes Agency

Retrofit

Whole House Solution


Location: St Lukes

Aerial map

Copyright of the facility Ltd. - not for reproduction without consent

Job Title

Drawing Title

Drawing Number Rev Scale Date

Client

The Facility 55 Leroy Street London SE1 4SN 020 7740 3214 www.the-facility.co.uk info@the-facility.co.uk

INFO000 1:100 @ A3

Buildings typologies situation.

Southend Homes. Aerial map.

TYPE 2

TYPE 1

TYPE 3

TYPE 4

Southend Homes

South Essex Homes

architects + consultants EcoHut


Internal Interventions

INNOVATIVE LOW CARBON MEASURES

‣ Smart Metering‣ Internal VIP‣ DC Circuits


Fabric Interventions


Smart Metering

1 2

3


Older and vulnerable residents

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PROJECT

DATE CLIENT2012 LB SOUTHWARK

LOW CARBON ZONERETROFIT OF 150 HARD-TO-TREAT VICTORIAN HOUSES


LCZ: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

FRONT WALL & GATE DESIGN COMPETITION

MOBILE FARM LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS

LOCAL FOOD


LB Southwark LCZ Group Repair Scheme Survey 1 < 1 >

Annex 2.9 Template survey form and codes for use

SECTION 1- RESIDENT DETAILS ! ! ! Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms Forename: _______________________ Surname: _____________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________

Postcode: _______________________________ Date of Birth: _____________________ Telephone (home): ________________________ Mobile: __________________________ Email: ________________________________________________________________________ Are you: The householder Tenant Other household member Please specify ____________________

Who else lives in the property: How many children under 16 ___ How many people aged 16-24 ___ How many people aged 25-59____ How many people aged over 60 ____ How many people aged over 70 ____

Carer details (if applicable): Name _______________________ Phone/ email__________________________

Address___________________________________________________________________________________

__________ _________________________________________________________ Postcode ________________________

Landlord details (if applicable): Name _____________________ Phone/ email_________________________

Address___________________________________________________________________________________

__________ _________________________________________________________ Postcode ________________________

FOR OFFICE USE Household reference number: ________________ _________ ��

�� advisor: ________________________ ��No of times household door-knocked: ___

Date: ________________________________ Did the household receive marketing material? Yes No

Time: ________________________________ Total time spent in property (to nearest 15 minutes): ____

LB Southwark LCZ Group Repair Scheme Survey 1Personal Information

LOW CARBON ZONE

G o l d s m i t h ’ s R o a d \ � � � �M a r m o n t R o a d \ � � � �F u r l e y R o a d

The Council has obtained resources from the Mayor for London in order to carry out work to

all properties in your area in order to achieve carbon reductions.

In addition to the proposed new front garden walls, there will be an opportunity for some

residents to obtain solar hot water systems, solar photovoltaics, external insulation, loft in-

sulation and new boilers (where required). Qualifying means tested residents may also be

able to receive new roofs and windows.

In order to carry out this programme of works to your property, we the appointed consult-

ants – The Facility Limited – will need to collect some information from you and possibly

survey your property.

We have called at your door, and unfortunately missed you. Could you please

complete the attached questionnaire? We will be in the area in the

next few days to collect the form and if needed, assist you

to complete it.

Group Repair Scheme

SORRY WE MISSED YOU!

SIGN UP


LCZ: ADDED VALUE & LEGACY

EDUCATION PARTNERSHIPS

APPRENTICESHIP SCHEME

JOB CREATION

JOB CREATION

ECO WORKSHOPS

Challenges

1) RISK AVERSION2) CAPITAL INVESTMENT3) MARKET DESIRE4) PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS5) SUPPLY CHAIN6) RESISTANCE TO CHANGE8) PLANNING AND REGULATION

Risk aversion

RETROFIT OF 150 HARD-TO-TREAT VICTORIAN HOUSES (£2.5M)

Capital Investment

How C88 was achieved, Show home full SAP modellingScenario SAP

2005Rating

EPC / SAP Band

AnnualRegulated

CO2 Emissions

kgC02/yr

Approx cost of measure £

PercentageReduction in RegulatedCO2 Emissions %

Baseline as extg (Gas) 49 E 5,868 - -+ 100mm Phenolic foam EW Insulation 69 C 3,461

10,50041%

+ Double loft insulation to 300mm thick 70 C 3,284

25044%

+ 50mm vertical floor raft edge insulation 71 C 3,219

1,75045%

+ A-energy rated windows and doors 73 C 2,792

6,00052%

+ Improved air tightness & heat recovery ventilation 74 C 2,650

3,00055%

+ New ‘A’ rated boiler & cylinder plus controls 80 C 1,965

4,50067%

+ 100% low –e lighting 81 B 1,923 250 67%

+ 2.1 kWp solar PV 91 B 972 9,250 83%

'+ Solar thermal 3msq 92 A 816 5,000 88%+ 20mm aerogel ground floor insulation 92 A 692

5,50090%

Sum of all measures 92 A 692 £46,000 90%

Challenges

1) RISK AVERSION2) CAPITAL INVESTMENT3) MARKET DESIRE4) PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS5) SUPPLY CHAIN6) RESISTANCE TO CHANGE8) PLANNING AND REGULATION

Practical limitations

Supply chain

Challenges

1) RISK AVERSION2) CAPITAL INVESTMENT3) MARKET DESIRE4) PRACTICAL LIMITATIONS5) SUPPLY CHAIN6) RESISTANCE TO CHANGE8) PLANNING AND REGULATION*


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