34 responses
On Wednesday 3rd Aug at 01:04, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Less populous. Decreasing the population is the only way to effectively reduce the amount of carbon usage. https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/four-lifestyle-choices-most-reduce-your-carbon-footprint
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Less populous. Decreasing the population is the only way to effectively reduce the amount of carbon usage. https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/four-lifestyle-choices-most-reduce-your-carbon-footprint
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Monday 25th Jul at 14:32, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Energy efficient home built to naturally stay cool in summer and warm in winter. Super noise insulated so that disputes between are minimised. Private outdoor space - but no BBQ's please! (Bad for air quality)
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Be more water efficient
Energy efficient home built to naturally stay cool in summer and warm in winter. Super noise insulated so that disputes between are minimised. Private outdoor space - but no BBQ's please! (Bad for air quality)
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Be more water efficient
On Saturday 23rd Jul at 17:53, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Carbon neutral.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Carbon neutral.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Saturday 23rd Jul at 09:17, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Made from low carbon materials. Built to Passive House standards. Space to store bikes so they can be simply accessed. Regular public transport links close by. Local community energy scheme. Rainwater storage. grey water use for toilet flushing.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Made from low carbon materials. Built to Passive House standards. Space to store bikes so they can be simply accessed. Regular public transport links close by. Local community energy scheme. Rainwater storage. grey water use for toilet flushing.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
On Thursday 21st Jul at 18:30, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Accessible, energy efficient, near to community facilities, doctors, shops
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Accessible, energy efficient, near to community facilities, doctors, shops
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Thursday 21st Jul at 09:13, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Carbon negative (extremely low energy consumption, generates more renewable energy than it uses) with drastically lower embodied carbon (more sustainable wood etc in construction, reuse/retrofitting of existing buildings). Not car dependent.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Carbon negative (extremely low energy consumption, generates more renewable energy than it uses) with drastically lower embodied carbon (more sustainable wood etc in construction, reuse/retrofitting of existing buildings). Not car dependent.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 20th Jul at 20:55, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Grey water recycling Passive solar design Green roof Solar pv & thermal triple glazed windows with insulated shutters Highly insulated Heat recovery ventilation Carbon negative Looking onto communal green space at front not cars & hard surfaces
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Grey water recycling Passive solar design Green roof Solar pv & thermal triple glazed windows with insulated shutters Highly insulated Heat recovery ventilation Carbon negative Looking onto communal green space at front not cars & hard surfaces
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 20th Jul at 18:54, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
All new builds should be as off-grid as possible. They need to be properly designed for people to work from home and the majority of new development needs to be for social housing and/or rental.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
All new builds should be as off-grid as possible. They need to be properly designed for people to work from home and the majority of new development needs to be for social housing and/or rental.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 20th Jul at 13:54, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
carbon neutral in terms of build & running 'costs'. ie insulated to the highest possible standards, electricity generated from solar & battery stored for running heat pump, electrical appliances, ECV charging. Own or communal allottment.Re-use water
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
carbon neutral in terms of build & running 'costs'. ie insulated to the highest possible standards, electricity generated from solar & battery stored for running heat pump, electrical appliances, ECV charging. Own or communal allottment.Re-use water
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Friday 1st Jul at 16:59, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Friday 17th Jun at 14:40, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Energy efficient, easy to maintain home. I do want a garden but not too large (around 60'). A clean and safe area served by public transport.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Energy efficient, easy to maintain home. I do want a garden but not too large (around 60'). A clean and safe area served by public transport.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 11:58, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 11:03, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
The 2050 home should be carbon neutral. Solar pv roof tiles or panels should be incorporated into every build with smart technology converting the electricity produced into hot water at times when electrical requirements are exceeded by production.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
The 2050 home should be carbon neutral. Solar pv roof tiles or panels should be incorporated into every build with smart technology converting the electricity produced into hot water at times when electrical requirements are exceeded by production.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 10:58, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
One which is net zero carbon not just in build but in use and in enabling a zero carbon lifestyle both at home and out and about.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
One which is net zero carbon not just in build but in use and in enabling a zero carbon lifestyle both at home and out and about.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 10:58, Stuart posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Affordable, high quality, well constructed and uses minimal energy.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Affordable, high quality, well constructed and uses minimal energy.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 10:20, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
My home of 2050 use as little resource as possible. It will have been designed and constructed with efficiency as the forefront - taking into account GHG emissions, water resources, and nutrient neutrality.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
My home of 2050 use as little resource as possible. It will have been designed and constructed with efficiency as the forefront - taking into account GHG emissions, water resources, and nutrient neutrality.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:49, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Overall homes need to be environmentally conservative and pleasant to live in; extremely well insulated, zero carbon technology to heat and ventilate, enough space inside and out, conserve water and walkable to community facilities.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be energy and water efficient
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Be more water efficient
Overall homes need to be environmentally conservative and pleasant to live in; extremely well insulated, zero carbon technology to heat and ventilate, enough space inside and out, conserve water and walkable to community facilities.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be energy and water efficient
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Jun at 08:26, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 18th May at 16:08, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Well insulated and energy efficient, self sustaining in terms of electricity, remove carbon from the atmosphere. Up-to-date technology, access to green spaces, access to safe walking/cycling routes, served by good public transport
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Well insulated and energy efficient, self sustaining in terms of electricity, remove carbon from the atmosphere. Up-to-date technology, access to green spaces, access to safe walking/cycling routes, served by good public transport
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 18th May at 15:07, someone posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
On Wednesday 18th May at 14:47, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Homes need to be fully insulated and have solar panels, have at least 2 electric vehicle charging points, a rain water collection system, and should have some grass/green space to reduce flood risk and promote wildlife.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Homes need to be fully insulated and have solar panels, have at least 2 electric vehicle charging points, a rain water collection system, and should have some grass/green space to reduce flood risk and promote wildlife.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offset carbon generated during construction
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
On Saturday 30th Apr at 07:45, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Hi there!
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be more water efficient
Hi there!
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be more water efficient
On Saturday 30th Apr at 07:45, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Hi there!
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be more water efficient
Hi there!
The home of 2050 needs to:
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 12th Jan at 18:12, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
carbon and emissions neutral, well designed, good natural light, flexible spaces, well connected to shops and transport infrastructure, near or with views of green and open space
The home of 2050 needs to:
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
carbon and emissions neutral, well designed, good natural light, flexible spaces, well connected to shops and transport infrastructure, near or with views of green and open space
The home of 2050 needs to:
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
On Monday 6th Dec at 13:53, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Homes which are well connected socially. Walkable neighbourhoods that have safe, well connected active-transport infrastructure with convienent links to shops, schools and public transport hubs. Gentle density of town housing, District heating
The home of 2050 needs to:
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
Homes which are well connected socially. Walkable neighbourhoods that have safe, well connected active-transport infrastructure with convienent links to shops, schools and public transport hubs. Gentle density of town housing, District heating
The home of 2050 needs to:
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Offer access to private outdoor spaces (including apartments)
Be well served by public transport
On Wednesday 10th Nov at 18:47, Anne Marie posted:
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Capture rainwater for use in the home
On Wednesday 15th Sep at 13:01, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Contemporary in style, energy, water and land efficient
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
Contemporary in style, energy, water and land efficient
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Be well served by public transport
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
Provide communal waste collection to reduce energy consumption
Be more water efficient
On Wednesday 15th Sep at 09:46, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
Energy efficient and made from sustainably-sourced, low carbon materials.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
Energy efficient and made from sustainably-sourced, low carbon materials.
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Have space to grow food or access to growing spaces locally
Help create habitats for native birds, hedgehogs and insects
Have ways to naturally cool the home during hot weather
Reduce or eliminate surface water run off
Capture sunlight to reduce the need for artificial heat and light
On Wednesday 15th Sep at 08:41, someone posted:
Describe your home of 2050 to us
High density, well connected to public transport and realistic about modern needs (e.g. a hatch for Amazon deliveries, purpose built space for cars and bikes, EV charging points, district heating as standard).
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Be well served by public transport
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air
High density, well connected to public transport and realistic about modern needs (e.g. a hatch for Amazon deliveries, purpose built space for cars and bikes, EV charging points, district heating as standard).
The home of 2050 needs to:
Capture rainwater for use in the home
Provide e-bike, scooter and car charging
Be energy and water efficient
Use less land by building more efficiently
Be within safe walking distance of shops and amenities
Be well served by public transport
Provide space for drying clothes in the open air