Builders Episodes

Rebearth is a Scottish company founded by mud mason Becky Little. Specialising in building, art and education using raw earth and…

It's Building Sustainability's first birthday & most of the world is on lockdown... So this month sees a triple Building Sustaina…

I have a conversation with Beth Williams, who is a Structural Engineer + Certified PassivHaus Designer. Passionate about diversit…

The link between festivals and sustainability might not be immediately obvious. But, consider this. A festival is a reproduction …

Flo Hamer lives in a tiny house, it measures 4.8m x 2.4m - It contains everything she needs - kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and loun…

Adrian Leaman from wholewoods.co.uk talks to us about his journey into the world of roundwood timber framing and green woodworkin…

In this month's Building Sustainability podcast we talk with Kiko Denzer. Kiko is perhaps best known as the author of ' Build You…

Natural builder, Bee Rowan talks to us about Ecococoon straw bale panels. These prefabricated panels are load bearing and highly …

This month sees us talking to Judith Thornton from Aberystwyth University. Judith is looking at alternative natural insulators th…

Emma Appleton has drawn up a list of 100 ways to make an anti capitalist building site. We discuss some of the issues that exist …

One Planet Development is a welsh planning policy which enables those wishing to live off the land to buy agricultural land and b…

Jeffrey is joined by his colleague Joe Duirwyn to discuss how their company, Hartwyn, uses a unique student model to train future…