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In this episode of the Futurebuild podcast, host Martin Hurn sits down with Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action, The Institution of Structural Engineer, to unpack what it truly means to be a “guardian of materials” — and how engineering is playing a pivotal role in the shift toward net zero construction. From reducing embodied carbon to embracing circular design, material reuse, and social value, we explore how structural decisions can shape a more sustainable built environment.
The conversation also highlights key industry-led initiatives like the Net Zero Carbon Building Standard and the campaign for Part Z — a proposed amendment to UK building regulations that could radically change how we measure and manage the carbon impact of construction materials. Whether you're an architect, contractor, policymaker or sustainability professional, this episode offers fresh insight into the future of building design and regulation.
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