ABOUT GreenBRIDGE
Green Buildings, Innovation, Sustainable Design, Governance, Clean Energy
GreenBRIDGE is a society of graduate researchers at the University of Cambridge with an interest in the sustainability of the built environment. Research topics within the group include:
- Green building and green retrofitting
- High-density housing
- The roles of heritage and conservation in cities
- Sustainable design and eco-innovation
- Low-carbon energy (energy decarbonisation)
If you are interested in hearing about our events, joining our society or presenting your research, please see the Get Involved section. If you are interested in how the society is governed, please look at our constitution (28 KB PDF).
GreenBRIDGE is now part of the Collegiate Energy Association.
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GreenBRIDGE is supported by the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH) |
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Annual reports
GreenBRIDGE Annual Report 2009-2010 revised (204 KB PDF)
Why is our logo a pink bridge?
You may be asking yourself why, when our name is GreenBRIDGE, we have chosen a pink bridge in our logo. No, our graphic designer isn't colour blind. We chose pink because it is bright, fresh and, as a shade of red, a complementary colour to green. This reflects the approach we aim to take towards sustainability.
2009 - 2010 GreenBRIDGE Committee
| President | Tatiana
Vakhitova Centre for Sustainable Development |
| Vice President | Matthew
French Martin Centre for Architectural & Urban Studies |
| Senior Treasurer | Professor
Peter Guthrie Centre for Sustainable Development |
| Junior Treasurer | Scott
Kelly Land Economy |
| Public Relations & Fund-Raising | Alison
McDougall-Weil Engineering Design Centre |
| Seminar
Coordinator |
Daniel
Godoy-Shimizu Martin Centre for Architectural & Urban Studies |
| Web Development & IT | Jeff
Vickers Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland, New Zealand |
| Design & Visual Communication | Bernhard
Dusch Institute for Manufacturing |
| Coordinators | Beth
Wattleworth Department of Engineering |
| Shadia
Taha Department of Archaeology |