Ben Adam-Smith
Ben Adam-Smith
Hertford, UK
@benadamsmith
houseplanninghelp.com
Having spent over 15 years working in TV and radio, Ben Adam-Smith now runs production company Regen Media. His passion is for creating content on environmental issues and helping forward-thinking businesses promote themselves using new media. Particularly drawn to construction, he launched website House Planning Help in 2012 to learn and also share information with others about building energy-efficient homes.
Energy-Efficient Homes
House Planning Help - Year One
- Price: $4.99
- Release date: Feb 6, 2014
- Categories: Education, Technology, Science
If you're planning to build your own house or retrofit/weatherize an existing property then there is a lot to consider. We live in an era when we are technically able to create houses that use very small amounts of energy compared to our homes of the past. They can also be much more comfortable places in which to live. So if this is the case, why is the majority of new housing still of such a low quality? Is it possible that your lack of knowledge could lead to you missing out on a great opportunity to build a better home?
In 2012 Ben Adam-Smith set up House Planning Help, a website that would chronicle his learning as he explored what houses we should be building in the 21st century. Amid a backdrop of finite resources, increasing world population and the affects of climate change, this journey aims to be the research that takes in the bigger picture, too. Ben has interviewed some of the world's foremost experts in green building as well as homeowners who have had to work out for themselves what are the best practices for building energy-efficient homes.
This e-book brings together the key lessons from the first year of research. If you desire to construct a low impact house that will have minimal running costs, then this is must-read information that can help point you in the right direction.
In 2012 Ben Adam-Smith set up House Planning Help, a website that would chronicle his learning as he explored what houses we should be building in the 21st century. Amid a backdrop of finite resources, increasing world population and the affects of climate change, this journey aims to be the research that takes in the bigger picture, too. Ben has interviewed some of the world's foremost experts in green building as well as homeowners who have had to work out for themselves what are the best practices for building energy-efficient homes.
This e-book brings together the key lessons from the first year of research. If you desire to construct a low impact house that will have minimal running costs, then this is must-read information that can help point you in the right direction.
