Running alongside the Scottish Construction Summit, the co-located format also opens up valuable crossover with the construction side of the industry, giving delegates access to both programmes under one roof.

Jointly presenting a retrofit case study from Collective Architecture are architects Maisie Tudge and Carl Baker.

Maisie joined Collective Architecture in 2021 after graduating with Distinction from the Mackintosh School of Architecture and gaining a First Class BA(Hons) from Oxford Brookes. Her expertise spans conservation, community-centred architecture and sustainable design and she has a particular passion for material reuse and embedding circular economy principles wherever possible.

Since joining Collective Architecture in 2018, Carl has spearheaded Scotland’s first intergenerational Passivhaus development at Powderhall Edinburgh, which combines an early years nursery with older persons’ homes, and is currently bringing his significant expertise to bear on the groundbreaking retrofit of Cables Wynd and Linksview House, two category A listed brutalist residential blocks in Leith.

His passion for embedding low-energy design into all projects has made him a trusted advisor for Passivhaus projects and meeting net zero carbon commitments to deliver positive outcomes for residents and clients alike. Carl also brings a breadth of experience from previous work at CDA and 7N Architects on a diverse range of residential, commercial and adaptive re-use projects, including the notable Knab Masterplan in Lerwick. Carl’s knowledge of Revit and BIM protocols is also invaluable to the Edinburgh studio.

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With a full programme taking shape and a free-to-attend format, places are expected to fill quickly. Delegates are encouraged to register early to secure their spot.

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