Transforming markets in the built environment
Subtitle: adapting to climate change.
Contributors: Roaf, Susan.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Earthscan
Published: 2010
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781849710886
Subjects: Architecture and climate; Architecture and society; Architectural services marketing; Sustainable development -- Social aspects; Sustainable development -- Economic aspects
Other titles: Architectural science review.
Notes: Edited by Susan Roaf.

"Architectural Science Review 53(1) February 2010."
Table of contents: title: Transforming markets in the built environment and adapting to climate change: an introduction / Sue Roaf, Richard Hyde, Colin Campbell and Martin Seigert; title: Exploring a quality of life, self-determined / David Wadley; title: Pragmatic ecologies: situating sustainable building / Simon Guy; title: The global predicament: radical implications for design / Ted Trainer; title: Values and sustainable lifestyles / Birgitta Gatersleben, Emma White, Wokje Abrahamse, Tim Jackson and David Uzzell; title: Understanding barriers to social adaptation: are we targeting the right concerns? / Silva Larson; title: Cooling exposure in hot humid climates: are occupants "addicted"? / Christhina Cândido, Richard de Dear, Roberto Lamberts and Leonardo Bittencourt; title: Twentieth century standards for thermal comfort: promoting high energy buildings / Sue Roaf, Fergus Nicol, Michael Humphreys, Paul Tuohy and Atze Boerstra; title: Twenty first century standards for thermal comfort: fostering low carbon building design and operation / Paul Tuohy, Sue Roaf, Fergus Nicol, Mike Humphreys and Atze Boerstra; title: Automate and motivate: behaviour-reliant building technology solutions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions / J.K. Ward, J. Wall and S.D. White; title: Hybrid buildings: a pathway to carbon neutral housing / Peter W. Newton and Selwyn N. Tucker; title: The role of rainwater tanks in Australia in the twenty first century / Ted Gardner and Alison Vieritz; title: Social networks save energy: optimizing energy consumption in an ecovillage via agent-based simulation / Majd Hawasly, David Corne and Sue Roaf.