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6 Apr 2010

bpquiz just crept over one hundred


bpquiz, the data gathering website for my major study has just had its 100th response. There is another 3 weeks left of data gathering, so maybe the target of 200 isn’t so far off!

If you haven’t had a go:

BPquiz

6 April, 2010 at 12:27 by ben

Tags: architecture, data, eco stuff, major study, progress, website
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3 Apr 2010

Protected: Judit Kimpian On Carbon Buzz

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3 April, 2010 at 22:25 by ben

Tags: architecture, Cabon Buzz, CO2, colaberative, diploma, eco stuff, Interview, Judit, major study, POE
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9 Mar 2010

building performance quiz

example answer imageFinally it is launched!!

There have been a lot of long nights of faffing about with learning about the technology that runs the internet, But now the building performance quiz is live, working reasonably well in most browsers, and has started producing results!

So “what is it?” I hear you ask!

There are a couple of reasons that I can’t tell you everything about it just yet. But for now it is a quiz that shows up what you know and don’t know about designing for building performance within the emerging low carbon economy.

The key thing is that a lot of people have a go at the quiz, so if you have a screen, and some time, then please do it, and if you have all of the above, and friends, then send it to all of them and beg them to do it too. Please!!!

have a go!

BPquiz.co.uk

9 March, 2010 at 16:52 by ben

Tags: architecture, eco stuff, future, major study, web
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2 Mar 2010

tends towards zero carbon

There are a few things that I want you to hold in your mind for a second.

  • In mathematical notation ? stands in for ‘tends to‘.
  • In ‘optimisation‘ the focus is on the approach to optimum, and therefore a much better description is ‘improvement’.

Now on with the meat of this story.

Read the rest of this entry »

2 March, 2010 at 12:40 by ben

Tags: carbon, eco stuff, improvement, optimisation
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18 Jun 2009

hand to mouth video

This is a five minute documentary video of first Hand to Mouth event. June 29th, 2008, Meat Market, Melbourne.
It was organised by Boo Chapple and Adele Varcoe, and when I get a bit longer to gush about how amazing it was, i’ll tell more. In the meantime, look here!

18 June, 2009 at 23:40 by ben

Tags: australia, eco stuff, food, Uncategorized
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