Pop-up Talk: Retrofit Pattern Book

The Cambridge Room

Join us to learn about this practical guide to increasing the warmth and comfort of older houses

Unit 57, The Grafton Centre

Join us for a talk by local architect Oliver Smith and engineer Joel Gustafsson, authors of the Retrofit Pattern Book.This practical resource was developed as a guide for owners and occupiers of Victorian terraces who want to increase the warmth and comfort of their homes.Download the pattern book for free: <a href="https://nationalretrofithub.org.uk/resource/archetypes-library-best-practice-guide/#headline-37-1495" title="https://nationalretrofithub.org.uk/resource/archetypes-library-best-practice-guide/#headline-37-1495" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://nationalretrofithub.org.uk/resource/archetypes-library-best-practice-guide/#headline-37-1495</a> Find us at The Cambridge Room, near the Fitzroy St entrance of The Grafton Centre - opposite H&amp;M Home/Boots and one shop away from Gail's Café

FAQs about The Cambridge RoomWhat is The Cambridge Room?The aim of The Cambridge Room is to raise the quality of the built environment for the benefit of all through collective action. We develop pragmatic, cutting edge research for the good of the community, and we are active members of the UK-based Urban Rooms Network.Where can I find out more?Subscribe to our newsletter, check out our website, and come on down to meet us! https://www.cambridgeroom.org/https://www.instagram.com/thecambridgeroom/https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-room

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