In the revision materials for the Year 9 exam, there was information about the BedZed scheme as an example of sustainability.
This is one of several possibilities for looking at SUSTAINABILITY in cities.
There are many features which may find their way into the houses of the future.
A story in the news in the last few weeks talks about Labour's plans for five new towns to counteract the falling availability of housing.
It's well worth reading this article about the neighbourhood of Bainbridge Island.
A new urban neighborhood on Bainbridge Island, Washington, is arguably the most resilient--and healthiest--in the entire United States. Grow Community is not the first place to have net zero energy homes, community gardens, carsharing, or any of its other features, but it’s the first community to have all of those features, by design, from its inception.
And finally, how about this for perhaps the most sustainable house ever... (ish)
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