Istanbul / Evora / New York / Melbourne / London / /
Company
Australia ICOMOS Inc. / Oxford University Press / /
Country
New Zealand / Australia / Portugal / United Kingdom / Scotland / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Building Research / Green Lines Institute / University of Melbourne Energy Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
energy conservation / embodied energy / electricity supply grid / improved energy efficiency / energy intensive air conditioning / energy use / passive and active systems / renewable energy / clean energy / embodied energy savings / energy / low carbon heat supply systems / greenhouse gas emissions / mandatory energy efficiency / grid electricity / energy consumption / energy performance certificates / stationary energy plan / certification tools / energy flows / operational and embodied energy performance / energy performance / energy rating / upstream primary energy fuel source / energy saving / renewable energy systems / energy efficiency / renewable technology / operational energy / residential energy rating tool / life cycle energy / scale renewable energy technology / /
Organization
Institution of Civil Engineers / Brundtland / G.H. & World Commission on Environment and Development / University of Melbourne Energy Research Institute / Pacific Rim Real Estate Society / United Nations / Heritage Council of Victoria / Green Building Council / Green Lines Institute for Sustainable Development / Oxford University / Tasmanian Heritage Council / Sustainability Fund / /
Person
Brad Pettit / James P. C. Wong / Sara Wilkinson / Robin Boyd / Kate Clark / Paul Rappoport / Tom Alves / Ellis Judson / Susan Balderstone / Usha Iyer-Raniga / Ellis P. Judson / /
Position
model of sustainable development / Governor of the State of Victoria / advocate / Official / major driver / post-war modernist architect / /
Editorial This special thematic issue of Historic Environment considers the overlap between the conservation of heritage buildings and sustainability. There is much confusion and plenty of scepticism about the concept o