ZERO Carbon Construction
The Three Little Pigs of Offsite Construction and Natural Materials
01 Apr 2025
See all our content and events: Check out our LinkTreePanel Chloe Donovan from Natural Building Materials, Johnathan Munkley & Matthew Jackson.There are huge challenges with offsite construction and also mixing that with the use of natural buildings materials it only gets more complex. Chloe knows this all too well as she navigates John and Matt through these challenges and what we can do to create a more rich and diverse material industry while also promoting modularisation.Enjoy!This is the ZERO Carbon Construction podcast, the podcast dedicated to bringing you insights and expertise from professionals around the world on how we can reduce carbon in the built environment. Find out more about ZERO and join our community today.All comments on this podcast are personal and do not necessarily reflect those of the organisations they represent.Thank you to our community sponsors:Rapid by Sterling RCSIf you have any questions or are interesting in sponsoring the podcast then please contact [email protected] you to the Magnolia Steel Band for their amazing music, they can be found on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.Artwork created using AI (poorly!)
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