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Finding joy can feel increasingly difficult in busy working lives, yet it remains essential to doing meaningful work well. Here, Buttress director Stephen Anderson reflects on what joy means to him. From the collective energy of working together, to the lasting fulfilment that comes from purposeful projects and moments shared with colleagues and collaborators.
Finding joy can feel increasingly difficult in busy working lives, yet it remains essential to doing meaningful work well. Here, Buttress director Stephen Anderson reflects on what joy means to him. From the collective energy of working together, to the lasting fulfilment that comes from purposeful projects and moments shared with colleagues and collaborators.
Having returned from our attendance at the Housing LIN conference in Newcastle last month, one message came through clearly: that the future of housing depends less on specialist solutions and more on inclusive, preventative design embedded across mainstream housing delivery.
Reflecting on the experiences of those living in our Salford move-on homes.
The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard is the UK’s first cross-industry standard that brings together net-zero carbon requirements for all major building types. There has been a clear demand for a single methodology to unite the industry.
A new standard is on the horizon: the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard (UK NZCBS). The Standard is going to challenge us, and rightly so. Are we ready for it? Is it achievable? And what impacts might it bring?
Reflecting on our first ever UKREiiF fringe event
When the keys are handed over, places really start to take shape. These are the stories of Brunswick.
"It had to be an aspirational place, both in its people and housing provision, but we had to do this without gentrifying the area."
"I think the best advice I could give would be to create and support local groups and organisations to bring people together."