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Resilient student halls at Oxford Brookes University : UK Universities Climate Network case study

Abstract

In November 2021, Oxford Brookes University received planning permission to redevelop the Clive Booth Student Village – an existing student accommodation site. This redevelopment will increase resilience to higher temperatures and heatwaves, flooding and potential risks of energy shocks, while also providing benefits to student quality of living, reducing pressure on local housing supply and reducing carbon emissions.

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Authors

Kurul, Esra

Contributors

Research Group: UK Universities Climate Network

Oxford Brookes departments

School of the Built Environment

Dates

Year of publication: 2023
Date of RADAR deposit: 2023-11-06

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