Housing sustainability expert Chris Gaze brings you focused, practical conversations on the realities of delivering better homes at pace and scale.

These are clear, relevant conversations, grounded in real-world application, brought to you by the Future Homes Hub.

To prepare effectively for the FHS, every homebuilder, regardless of size, will benefit from establishing pilot sites with a clear, structured plan for embedding learning across their organisation.

Joining Chris Gaze for this first episode of the Future Homes Podcast are:

• Danielle Michalska-Morris, Director of Research and Technical Innovation from Taylor Wimpey
• Matt Underwood, Commercial and Technical Director from Lioncourt Homes
• David Adams, strategic advisor at the Future Homes Hub.

Get all the latest hints and tips on how to get ready for the Future Homes Standard here.

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Coming soon: Future Homes Standard technical conference

Join us in Leeds on Tues 9th June, or in London on Weds 17th June, for the Future Homes Standard technical conference - a practical event for teams looking at energy assessment, heat pumps, solar panels, ventilation, and over-heating: https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/fhs-technical-conferences

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) forms a core part of planning approval for many new housing developments, calling for at least a 10% measurable improvement in habitats on or off site to ensure that development leaves biodiversity in a better state than before.

But exactly what is it, why it’s been brought in, and how can homebuilders stay compliant?

Chris Gaze's guests for this episode are:

• Becky Moberley from the Planning Advisory Service
• Paul Dodd, Head of Design Advice at Urban Design Learning.

Get all the latest hints and tips on BNG here.

Mentioned in this episode:

Coming soon: Future Homes Standard technical conference

Join us in Leeds on Tues 9th June, or in London on Weds 17th June, for the Future Homes Standard technical conference - a practical event for teams looking at energy assessment, heat pumps, solar panels, ventilation, and over-heating: https://www.futurehomes.org.uk/fhs-technical-conferences