Why is Building Resilience so boring! – Its only life and death

This event is organised by Renew's Sydney Branch, and kindly supported by Inner West Council. 

Renew President and award wining building designer Dick Clarke will pose the question - Why is Building Resilience so boring! – Its only life and death. Looking at what’s involved in building to survive and live close to normal when faced with heat waves, cold snaps, bushfires, floods, power outages, mains water outages.

Please note that this is a hybrid event. You can book tickets to either view the discussion online or attend in person. Doors will open at 6:00 pm, refreshments will be served, and the presentation / webinar will begin at 6:30pm.

Speaker:

Dick Clark - is Board President of Renew, principal of Envirotecture and an Accredited Building Designer with 40 years of experience. He focuses exclusively on ecologically sustainable and culturally appropriate buildings and has received many Design Awards. He is Director of Sustainability and past President of the NSW Chapter of BDAA. He has been design director of many hundreds of projects over 40 years, with sustainability at the core over that whole period (with the ever-changing understanding of what sustainability is), and his work has covered a wide variety of project sizes and types.

Tickets and attendance:

• Please note that this is a hybrid event. You can book tickets to either view the discussion online or attend in person. 
• This is a free event supported by Inner West Council, but registration is essential
• Details on how to get to the Ashfield Civic Centre and accessibility 
• Find us in activity Room 3, Upper Ground Floor of the Ashfield Civic Centre. 
• The Ashfield Civic Centre is traditionally known as Ashfield Town Hall is at 260 Liverpool Rd Ashfield. It is very conveniently located. It is only a 3-minute walk from Ashfield Station via Hercules St. There is plenty of free parking next door in Ashfield Mall accessible from Holden St. There are also lots of buses that travel along Liverpool Rd stopping right out the front – routes 406,418, 480, 483 & 491.
• If you have any questions about the event, please contact atasydney@gmail.com.