The Eon house and the architecture of climate change

By Michael Stacey, Michael Stacey Michael Stacey

The Eon house with laboratory attached.

The half a semi-detached house built to 1930s Building Regs and monitored for energy efficiency at the University of Nottingham is an architectural experiment that could benefit millions of British homes

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