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Videos of the festival presentations!

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Photos and short videos of the Festival at CAT. Please email us a link if you would like us to add your photos here.

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StuCAN and ACAN facilitators on-site are:

Alexandra Pantouli

Anushka Gupta

James Lansbury

Kate Rhodes

Tab Binding

Vincent MacDonald

Please approach them if you need help with anything at the festival :)

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ACAN Conservation Area Toolkit (different CAT)

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ACAN Conservation Area Toolkit (different CAT)

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A printed copy of the book is at the festival - you can download it for free here

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Local Government must introduce the following measures;

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Local Development Consent Orders,

Local Listed Building Consent Orders .

Local Authorities to make use of new Local Development Consent Orders and Local Listed Building Consent Orders on both Non-listed and Listed Buildings for Solar, External Wall Insulation, Window replacement, Chimneys, Parapet walls, and other measures as relevant locally. Refer to Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea for recent LLBCO March 2022 Solar and current LLBCO consultation for Double Glazing.

Local Supplementary Planning Documents.

SPD guides to be written as detailed Pattern Books to supplement CA Guides

using local experts and community group input. These to go beyond current SPD with house typology solutions, detailed technical drawings and manufacturers' lists. These may change over time but should be regularly updated for best contemporary practice of retrofit and heritage construction. Details are very helpful as previous planning diagrams are unclear and often not aligned to other regulation. This precision will result in streamlining future planning for homeowners and planners necessary for a more rapid roll-out of retrofit to NetZero.

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Local Conservation Area Guidance.

Conservation Area Documents to be progressively updated with new Appraisal Management Plans with Building and Element Audits as per this toolkit. Conservation Appraisal Guidance to list individual buildings by street number that are suitable for each measure, See LB Islington draft revised CA13 Toolkit page 159 .

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Check your local council progress and join local campaign groups in your area. Discuss issues of this report locally to apply what is most relevant. Send this report to your Councillors and Planning Department.

CAMPAIGN

LB Islington Example.

Here is an example of a local campaign that you could start in your area which will be sent to councillors and trigger debate in council after 2000 signatures.

https://bit.ly/3TyVlDQ

Please only Islington residents sign.

Help spread the word about Conservation Area Retrofit, by sharing this page below to your Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn. Tell everyone in your office. Then tell your friends! You can use the black buttons - make sure to include a link back to this page if you do.

SPREAD WORD

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The Conservation Area Toolkit - home retrofit

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ACAN is calling for planning changes to allow retrofit measures such as solar, double glazing, and wall insulation for Conservation Areas and Listed homes.

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Join our StuCAN whatsapp chat to stay in touch! 

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Join our StuCAN whatsapp chat to stay in touch! 

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https://chat.whatsapp.com/KOl6DE4hO2i7DT19euNUu6

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We will support student groups to enable wider discussion of the climate and ecological crises with educators and regulatory bodies.

We will connect students of the built environment and create a platform to lobby for change.

We seek to embed ACAN's core aims into the curriculum; establishing future generations of climate literate built environment professionals.

Respondents to our Student Survey felt they were ill-equipped to mitigate the effects of the climate emergency in their future work, and the majority were unaware of a climate action group within their institution.

With insufficient preparation for future work, inadequate tutor responses and nowhere to voice their concern, students are fundamentally being let down. This has to change.

We have been campaigning to increase the number of student climate action groups in built environment faculties across the country, supporting student cohorts in schools of the built environment. In September 2019, there were 6 groups of this kind. There are now 14 student action groups across the UK, and that number is growing fast.

Through collective action students can discover the true power of their agency; giving them the confidence to challenge climate negligent teaching when they see it. By connecting student-led action groups, informed educators and practitioners, we can begin a cultural transformation.

Follow the StuCAN Starter Pack and set up an action group at your university.

to join a growing network of university representatives and connect, collaborate and act alongside existing action groups.

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StuCAN is calling for students to demand a climate literate education at their universities. Join us to find out how you can help!

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Please join the Discord to communicate before and during the Festival! https://discord.gg/Ft7sr78GBZ

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Join the StuCAN Festival Discord Server!

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Check out the StuCAN Festival community on Discord - hang out with 49 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.

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Avoid the busy main road. Google maps will take you on the "new long bridge" route which is fine but boring!

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Prayer space upstairs in the WISE building

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Prayer space upstairs in the WISE building

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Architects Climate Action Network is a network of individuals from within architecture and it's related built environment professions taking action to address the twin crises of climate and ecological breakdown. We recognise the compelling scientific consensus that our present trajectory will lead to catastrophe if we do not make ambitious and radical changes as a matter of urgency.