This event brings together voices from across the housing sector — including developers, residents, researchers, and delivery teams — to explore the benefits of low-carbon social housing.
Through open discussion and shared perspectives, we’ll examine how energy-led, data-informed design can reduce fuel poverty, improve wellbeing, and promote construction quality.
This discussion is one of a series of events as part of Collective’s 2025 campaign, Progressive Places. The aim is to create a space for wider dialogue and highlight the opportunities of low-carbon social housing in creating resilient, healthy, and affordable homes for the future.
Speakers:
Amy Tickell – Scottish Government
Karen Shaw – West Scotland HA
Stephanie Mander – Citizens Advice
Clare McRae -General Practitioner and a Senior Clinical Research Fellow at the Usher Institute
Eugenia Mompó – Collective Architecture
Programme:
18:00 Doors open
18:30 Welcome drinks
18:40 Speakers (7 min each)
19:10 Discussion + Q&A
19:30 Drinks and Networking