Max Fordham Blog
COP26 - Week 2 Recap
I’m not alone in saying that I am disappointed in the results of COP26. Alok Sharma, the COP26 President, himself fought back tears as the Glasgow…
COP26 - Week 1 Recap
The Built Environment is fundamental to many of the themes of COP26 and as it accounts for almost 40% of energy-related carbon emissions, it…
Black History Month: Once upon a time
To round up this year's Black History Month, we'd like to share some final resources to educate ourselves on Black British History. To learn…
Black History Month: Save the date...
The penultimate Friday in October is here - time for us to share a fourth resource we can use to educate ourselves on Black History. Last Friday, Patricia…
On achieving net zero carbon verification for operational energy
Feilden Fowles' studio has recently been verified as net zero carbon for operational energy under the UKGBC framework. Having undertaken the…
Black History Month: Time to 'podcast-ucate' ourselves!
It's already the third Friday in October - time for us to share a third resource we can use to educate ourselves on Black History. Last Friday,…
Black History Month - time to 'video-cate' ourselves!
Happy Friday Everyone - as promised, we're sharing our second recommendation to educate ourselves on Black British History today. Last Friday,…
Black History Month - time to 'book-ucate' ourselves!
It's October again! Which means it's time to educate ourselves on Black British History again. Even though this should be an important topic…
‘Informing Future-Facing Higher Education Design’ - my involvement in this year's AUDE conference
Earlier this year, I was invited to speak on the panel for the workshop ‘Informing Future-Facing Higher Education Design’, at the Association…
Making space for non-binary co-workers
Hi, it’s me Nora. Your friendly neighbourhood graduate digital design engineer. And I am non-binary. This is not a definitive guide to the definition…
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