17 September 2021
Case Studies Showcasing Adaptive Reuse & Engineered Timber – Opportunities for Balancing Carbon
Chris Scott, Principal – Registered Architect, JASMAX
Jasmax have researched the carbon emissions of a number of current projects over their 60 year life. The results offer great insights as to the most effective pathways to reducing carbon emissions .The great news is that 3 of these projects are already meeting the emissions level required for net zero carbon.
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1 – 2 March 2022, Rotorua, New Zealand
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