AJ Notebook - upload your best green finds

Posted on March 24th, 2010 by sustainability

Sustainability is this fortnight’s theme on AJ Notebook, Footprint’s sister site.

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Leaving Abu Dhabi

Posted on January 22nd, 2010 by Hattie Hartman

I am in the departure lounge for UAE’s 6 year-old Etihad Airlines with free wifi. My stay in Abu Dhabi concluded with a dinner with 7 Fosters’ architects in the rooftop bar of Asymptope’s hotel on Yas Island - soon to be home to Ferrari World.

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Footprint is taking a break for Christmas and New Year

Posted on December 23rd, 2009 by sustainability

A very merry Christmas and a happy New Year to all our readers. Footprint will return with more sustainability news on 4 January.

The Footprint community now contains thousands of architects, who together read more than 60,000 pages of the site each month. Your support and advice during 2009 has been wonderful - see you in 2010!

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Michael Pawlyn: ‘The UK can lead the world out of the carbon age’

Posted on December 23rd, 2009 by sustainability

The news from Copenhagen was indeed depressing and the recriminations about who was to blame only compound the sense of failure. The question remaining is “Okay, what now?”

For me the answer to this is clear. The UK led the world into the carbon age and we have all the right skills to lead the world out of the carbon age.

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London Yields seminar: 27 May

Posted on May 29th, 2009 by sustainability

‘Getting Urban Agriculture off the Ground’ was the topic of a seminar held on Wednesday in conjunction with the London Yields exhibition, currently at The Building Centre.
Speakers included Mark Brearley, Head of Design for London, Carolyn Steel, author of The Hungry City, Anna Terzi, Project Officer from Sustain, PhD student Mikey Tomkins, Ruth Coulsen from [...]

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Bye bye BBC Green

Posted on April 9th, 2009 by sustainability

‘BBC Green has closed. Or been recycled, if you prefer,’ so quips the BBC Green website. BBC Bloom is taking on the environmental baton so check it out.

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