May 6, 2026
Why long-term housing quality depends on widening the way we think about delivery, regulation, retrofit, and responsibility across the built environment.
What happens when housing delivery is driven by speed, volume, and fragmented responsibility?
This latest reflection considers the wider consequences for quality, trust, and long-term resilience across the built environment.
Read the full article: Delivery, retrofit, and the cost of a narrow system.
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Measured performance in a lived-in load-bearing straw bale home
School of Natural Building – Practical Natural Building Course
Measured performance in a lived-in load-bearing straw bale home
ASBP Material Mornings - Natural fibre insulation in practice
The December 2025 issue highlights the UK resource and the low embodied-carbon values set out in the straw EPD.
Bringing science and industry together to advance healthier built environments
Growing our homes: biobased materials and offsite practice
Architect and urban designer Clara Koehler of Woodknowledge Wales to speak at SBUK Symposium 2025
Dr Judith Thornton joins the SBUK Symposium 2025 stage
SBUK Symposium welcomes Jonathan Davies to 2025 speaker line-up