NZ and LEIP Lessons Learnt

Faifley Campus
Ruaridh Nicol, Associate, Holmes Miller

Faifley Campus is an ambitious new development bringing together education and community facilities within a single, vibrant building. A successful model for future learning environments. Designed to Passivhaus standards and meeting Net Zero Public Sector Building Standard targets, the project will serve as an exemplar for sustainable design in West Dunbartonshire. A unique part of Faifley history, the Cochno Stone, was used to drive the concept for the new campus, giving a strong sense of community identity. The project is also an exemplar of how collaboration with the supply chain was used to teach and upskill on Passivhaus design. 

The Scottish Government's Net Zero Public Sector Buildings Standard
Ingrid Berkeley, Associate Director, Scottish Futures Trust

Overview of The Standard and how to apply it to the learning estate. Benefits of applying the Standard, different routes to compliance and the future of the Standard will also be covered. During the Q&A it’s a chance for you to ask any questions you have on how to apply the Standard and to share your experiences to feed into our development of the Standard.