Designing out Unintended Consequences in Retrofit
1 modules
Description
This webinar will cover the cause of the most common and frequent problems encountered when undertaking retrofit projects. Looking at the systemic, assessment and mobilisation stages of the work, and how a more robust approach to considering the context of the building as a whole, and considering the compatibility of measures can help to deliver the expected outcomes and can reduce the likelihood of unintended consequences.
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