Sustainable retrofit of Existing Buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 5. Procurement for retrofitting

Walter Menteth

Sustainable retrofit of Existing Buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 5. Procurement for retrofitting

Walter Menteth

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Abstract

Topics that are addressed are the trend towards aggregation, broadening the economic approach and the increasing opportunity for retrofitting. The aggregation of contracts means that the works and services are being increasingly led in even larger sizes of works or they are being acquired
through frameworks or other forms of tenders which are not specific to the actual project that in the end needs to be delivered.
This module focuses on the Stage zero and retrofitting projects, providing guidance on proposals and showing different approaches that can be used with clients in projects depending on its scale (large or small). The aim is to provide advice to young architects of how to approach retrofit opportunities and projects and the new knowledge gained into actual architectural works.
Additionally, it provides information on how to look for fiscal incentives and funding opportunities and procurement for retrofitting and in conjunction with the Net-Learning Handbook of research and analysis the programme explores the field of energy auditing and connected topics.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	NET_LEARNING
Edition	2017
Media of output	Online
Size	17.2MB
Publication status	Published - 26 Sept 2017
Event	NET_LEARNING : New Energy to Rebuild European Learning - London, United Kingdom Duration: 4 Sept 2017 → … http://www.newenergytorebuild.eu/

Keywords

retrofitting
SME
net-learning
sustainability
policy
frameworks

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Refurbishing old buildings reduces emissions – but outdated tax rates make it expensive
Menteth, W., 25 Oct 2019, The Conversation, p. 1.
Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article

Open Access
VAT reform would promote CO2 emissions reductions, more sustainable building & cost nothing – so why the delay: a Project Compass response to the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency objectives defined in ARCHITECTS DECLARE
Menteth, W., 26 Jul 2019, Project Compass 4 p.
Research output: Contribution to specialist publication › Article

Open Access
File
Competition Culture in Europe: Voices
Menteth, W. (ed.), 26 May 2018, London: Project Compass CIC. 156 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Book

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File
Sustainable retrofit of existing buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 4. Fiscal incentives and funding opportunities
Menteth, W., 26 Sept 2017
Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact

Open Access
Borrowing from IT: The search for improved procurement methods seems perennial. But there are better ways
Menteth, W., 13 Nov 2015, In: RIBA Journal . 9 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

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NET_LEARNING: New Energy to Rebuild
Walter Menteth (Keynote speaker)
12 Sept 2017
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Sustainable retrofit of Existing Buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 5. Procurement for retrofitting

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Research output

Refurbishing old buildings reduces emissions – but outdated tax rates make it expensive

VAT reform would promote CO2 emissions reductions, more sustainable building & cost nothing – so why the delay: a Project Compass response to the Climate and Biodiversity Emergency objectives defined in ARCHITECTS DECLARE

Competition Culture in Europe: Voices

Sustainable retrofit of existing buildings. Stage Zero. Lesson 4. Fiscal incentives and funding opportunities

Borrowing from IT: The search for improved procurement methods seems perennial. But there are better ways

Activities

NET_LEARNING: New Energy to Rebuild

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