Energy House
Accelerating progress towards net zero housing design.
Accelerating progress towards net zero housing design.
Construction has begun on the University of Salford’s Energy House 2.0, a £16 million home energy test laboratory in which scientists can undertake research around energy use in homes and small buildings in different weather conditions.
There is a last chance to see the work of Energy House 2.0 artist in residence Mishka Henner.
Manchester-based artist Omid Asadi has been selected as the latest artist in residence at the University of Salford’s cutting-edge Energy House 2.0 research facility.
A world-first research project designed to help create the energy-efficient homes of the future has won a prestigious national award.
This Spring Castlefield Gallery will launch an ambitious exhibition of new work by artists Mishka Henner and Emily Speed, in partnership with the University of Salford Art Collection and Energy House Labs.
Energy House Laboratories. Shaping the future of energy.
The climate emergency is both a global challenge and one that is felt close to home. Tackling this issue cannot be done in isolation. It requires researchers, industry, policymakers and communities working together to rethink how homes are designed...
The University of Salford’s Energy House has been involved in the launch of a campaign driven by Smart Energy GB and the Energy Saving Trust promoting national energy efficiency initiatives. The Missing Piece campaign aims to raise awareness of the...
The next in a series of inaugural professorial lectures from the University of Salford is looking at the future of housing and the race to net zero.