Timber, EPCs and Measuring the Real Impact of Buildings | Built to Perform Joe Jack Williams
Joe Jack Williams, Head of Regenerative Strategy at Bywater, joins James Hallworth to talk about what it takes for a developer to make buildings actively better, not just less harmful. A former mechanical engineer who spent 15 years as a researcher at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Joe explains why Bywater builds in timber, why moisture is a bigger risk with timber than fire, and where good intentions get diluted once a project moves into design and build. He also makes the case for measuring real energy use instead of relying on EPCs, and for an industry that shares more of what it learns. A…
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