Bartlett working on government study to improve energy efficiency of ‘hard to treat’ buildings

By Tom Lowe2023-01-10T07:00:00

School of architecture working with DG Cities on project commissioned by the business department

The Bartlett School of Architecture is working on a government project to come up with ways to improve the energy efficiency of housing that is difficult to decarbonise.

The school is working with innovation agency DG Cities on the job, which involves developing a definition of what makes a home “hard to treat” in terms of its energy performance.

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