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SUMMARY:Talk to an Architect and make your project climate friendly
DESCRIPTION:Taking on a new home build or renovation project is a significant journey to embark on – especially when you aspire to make it environmentally friendly! From selecting the ideal site and navigating the “greenwashing” of materials to determining the appropriate size and budget\, having guidance from an expert can make all the difference. \nTo help you plan your climate-friendly build or renovation\, we are bringing in some local experts: Join us at the Climate Action Festival for a free consultation with registered architects Magdalena and Mathew from Fineline Architecture. No matter where you are in your project journey and its scale\, whether it’s a new build or renovation project\, they look forward to answering your questions about: \n\nsite selection\ndesign and budget\,\nrenovation versus new build\,\nenergy efficiency as well as\ngenuine green choices\, and low-toxicity materials.\n\nWith over 20 years of experience in all aspects of architecture\, from residential to commercial to hospitality\, Magdalena and Mathew have a strong focus and commitment to creating inspiring and innovative spaces using sustainable resources that don’t cost the planet. They recently won a first prize international award for Strawlines\, their low-carbon small homes design for Aotearoa. You can find out more about them on their website: finelinearchitecture.co.nz \nDate: Monday 27 to Friday 31 May \nTime: 10am-12pm (daily) \nLocation: Online or Office (Bridge Street Studios\, 123c Bridge Street\, Whakatū Nelson) \nBook a time HERE. Let’s chat over tea and turn your ideas into reality. \nLearn more about how a good design can help regenerate our planet here: Buildings I Project Regeneration and Carbon Architecture I Project Regeneration \n\nThis event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/talk-to-an-architect-to-make-your-project-environmentaly-friendly/2024-05-27/
LOCATION:Private: Online or Fineline Architecture Office\, 123c Bridge Street\, Nelson\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Climate Action Festival 2024
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR - Streets for people or roads for cars? How streets and community wellbeing interact.
DESCRIPTION:Join Simon Kingham\, Professor of Geography at the University of Canterbury and Chief Science Advisor to the Ministry of Transport\, for this lunchtime webinar about how streets and community wellbeing interact. \nStreets are usually seen as places for motor vehicles\, but what happens if we rethink their role as places that can strengthen our communities and enhance wellbeing? What happens when we change their form and function through things\, such as changing traffic volumes and speeds\, restricting traffic\, making walking and cycling more attractive\, and introducing street furniture and places for social interaction? This presentation will examine some of these types of changes that have been seen in Ōtautahi Christchurch. \nThis event is co-hosted with the Nelson Sustainable Transport Trust: NELSUST. Register for the Zoom invite by following this link: REGISTRATION \n\nThis event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/webinar-how-streetscape-and-community-wellbeing-interact/
LOCATION:Online (Zoom)
CATEGORIES:Climate Action Festival 2024
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SUMMARY:Victory Community Working Bee and Afternoon Tea in the Mārakai
DESCRIPTION:Join the team in the Victory Community Garden for a working bee and afternoon tea to celebrate the Climate Action Festival. \nCome along to hear about our newly developed vision for the garden that supports people to garden together. \nSee our community compost system in use or help tend our garden beds. \nThen enjoy some homemade and locally produced refreshments with others in the relaxed surroundings of the mārakai. \nThe Victory Mārakai is a place for people to grow together. Our garden offers a place to connect with others and space to grow food together. Sharing the mahi and the knowledge supports people to grow their own food. Our working bees usually include compost making so that helpers can see the full cycle in action. From food scraps to the compost and back to the garden to make more nutrient rich food. \nLearn how “Growing food within your community” can help regenerate our planet: Localisation I Project Regeneration and Urban Farming I Project Regeneration \nLearn about the Victory Community Center different projects\, including the community garden here. \n\nThis event is part of Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/victory-community-working-bee-and-afternoon-tea-in-the-marakai/
LOCATION:Victory Community Center\, 2 Totara Street\,Nelson\,7010\,New Zealand\, Nelson\, 7010\, New Zealand
CATEGORIES:Climate Action Festival 2024
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SUMMARY:Global Stitch Up Headbands made from repurposed cultural fabrics at Hospice op-shops across Nelson and Tasma
DESCRIPTION:Global Stitch up is a creative hub based at Cultural Conversations where we want women from diverse backgrounds to: \n\nFeel safe and empowered.\nUpskill but also learn from each other’s cultural traditions.\nEngage in conversation and make new friends.\nGain business independence and responsibility.\nFeel motivated.\n\nOur current group welcomes over 20 women from India\, Colombia\, Japan\, Chile\, Pakistan\, Afghanistan\, Thailand and Singapore.\nWe are delighted to partner with the ‘Hands up for Hospice’ May fundraiser. Our headbands have been made from a variety of fabric\nincluding recycled sarees\, kimono\, batik\, sarong\, scarves and fabric from West Africa. \nAll profits will go towards continuing to provide a holistic approach to high quality compassionate palliative care with dignity and respect for all cultures by Nelson Tasman Hospice. \nThis event is taking place throughout the festival.
URL:https://www.nelsontasmanclimateforum.nz/event/global-stitch-up-headbands-made-from-repurposed-cultural-fabrics-at-hospice-op-shops-across-nelson-and-tasma/
LOCATION:Hospice Op Shops
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