Zero COÒ Housing Competition : competition documents, 1998-1999.

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Zero COÒ Housing Competition : competition documents, 1998-1999.

Description:

2 items : col. ill.

Notes:
Includes competition brief and General Information Report 53 (23 p.).
Administered by: RIBA; sponsored by: Brecsu.
First prize winners: Nigel Craddock and Lynne Sullivan of ECD Architects.

Summary:

Ideas competition to design housing on a riverside site in Newark, Nottinghamshire, England. Goal of the competition is to establish whether the principles set out by architects Brenda and Robert Vale in the published General Information Report (GIR 53) can be applied at high densities.

Subject:

Zero CO2 Housing Competition (1998-1999)
Architecture Competitions England.
Architecture and energy conservation England.
Architecture Concours Angleterre.
Architecture et économies d'énergie Angleterre.
Architecture and energy conservation.
Architecture Competitions.
Buildings.
Newark (Nottinghamshire, England) Buildings, structures, etc.
England.
England Newark (Nottinghamshire)
Architectural competitions England 1990-2000.
Housing Great Britain England 1990-2000.
Energy efficient buildings Great Britain England 1990-2000.
Brownfield sites Great Britain England 1990-2000.

Added entries:

Vale, Robert James Dennis.
Vale, Brenda.
ECD Architects.
Building Research Energy Conservation Support Unit.

Holdings:

Location: Library main competition 203300
Call No.: NA2350.G7.Z47 1998
Status: Available

Location: Library main vertical files competition 203299
Call No.: 203299
Status: Available

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