[PDF] Top 20 Homes for the future: more affordable, more sustainable

... of homes to be ...deliver more affordable ...ownership homes – including competing with housing associations and councils for government grant and helping increase innovation and ... See full document

... of Sustainable Homes which is an assessment for the design and construction process of new homes in complying with the required standards for energy efficiency and sustainability to ensure for a ... See full document

... promoting sustainable buildings, it has been the focus of several studies in different countries in recent ...the future of green construc- ...green homes were developed by large ...green ... See full document

... new affordable homes were needed in Scotland each ...between affordable housing need and ...above affordable housing ...around sustainable communities (Scottish Government, ...of ... See full document

... new affordable homes were needed in Scotland each ...between affordable housing need and ...above affordable housing ...around sustainable communities (Scottish Government, ...of ... See full document

... Minver. More mundanely, but just as importantly, Holy Island reported rising school rolls due to the construction of new affordable homes, an issue that matters in rural England and ...for ... See full document

... Smart homes offer increased comfort, safety and ...smart homes/offices to create moods, increasing the aesthetic value but most importantly to conserve ... See full document

... an affordable and used technology in many ...Therefore, future original and innovative green solutions that will employ new surface topographies and functionalities will have to synergistically integrate ... See full document

... Our findings have demonstrated that there is considerable variation in the vehicle mileage of last-mile logistics work- ers. Increasing the number of vehicles on the streets or parcels in a round to meet consumer demand ... See full document

... A sustainable concept needs well-preforming service ...and sustainable option, but it depends on the spatial characteristics of the net- work and drivers’ ... See full document

... Sustainable development of the destination requires the existence of an efficient structure in which different interests can work together, allowing building of partnership and also effective leadership. Regional ... See full document

... given more work to do than most other drivers, and when he finishes he contacts another driver, meets them on-street, and takes some of their parcels o ff them to ... See full document

... Therefore P&R emerges as having considerable potential influence on travel demand and spatial development. The key policy challenge emerges as to whether it is possible to achieve the outcomes from implementations ... See full document

... reflecting more balanced sustainable ...policies. More recently, central‐level support has resulted in successful infrastructure and social programs in western regions; development of services, ... See full document

... On the other hand, when the unlabeled data is not freely obtainable, double annotation may be more suitable as a route to improving system performance. There may also be factors other than cost-effectiveness which ... See full document

... flavonoid, tanin and alkaloids are present in the leaf extract of “Stevia rebaudiana (Bert.)”. The following table will give us a broad idea about phytochemical groups present in these plants (Table 1). The data showed ... See full document

... Overall, more than 90% of the students indicated that their experiential learning experience in the capstone was “very effective” in teaching them about sustainability and environmental principles that they could ... See full document

... High involvement goods are possessions with a marked cultural significance and a utilitarian value (McCracken, 1990: 144). Smartphones belong to this category. Some even go as far as to proclaim that the smartphone has ... See full document

... took more than one year, but finally, organic bread and milk replaced conventional products in the three ...A more active promotion and support from organic producers could have facilitated the efforts of ... See full document

... FORAGES – A LOCAL PROTEIN SOURCE FOR GROWING PIGS Feeding experiment • 160 crossbred piglets 43 kg, 83 days • 2 test and 2 control groups of 20 animals • Test diet contained 10% grass ju[r] ... See full document