Skip to content
  • Home
  • News
  • Product news
  • Login
  • Green Building Forum
  • An education in energy efficiency with Kingspan Kooltherm
  • How to build houses and save the countryside
  • Construction sector embraces ‘Working with Wildlife’ app
  • Kingspan Access Floors launches new finishes
  • How the world’s tallest timber building will withstand fire
  • The Rookery – new Build eco-let in Lancashire
  • UK Government Warm Homes Plan
  • General Election retrofit pledges make headlines
  • Green housing boosts Bristol’s carbon drive
  • Kingspan Holds Court at The Dixon, Tower Bridge
  • Jackon puts the environment centre stage with new ‘Bee Centre’ initiative
  • UK’s £1bn school building boost needs a green building brief
  • Green Summit for Greater Manchester
  • Buyers’ rights of new homes strengthen with industry code
  • One Planet Living – a global beacon of sustainability
  • Balancing nature with wooden building at Center Parcs Elveden Forest
  • Kingspan CPD offers education in BB101
  • Nottingham aims to be first carbon neutral city in the UK
  • New funding announcement for construction of cob homes
  • Kingspan launches ocean plastic clean-up partnership
  • Bristol development benefits from insulation solution
  • New EU rules agreed to determine which investments are green
  • New rules for septic tanks – be prepared
  • Firms wanted for £1.5bn green housing retrofit deal
  • Domus Ventilation Launches Next Gen High Performance MVHR Systems
  • Kingspan embraces the past with Library extension at Dunfermline
  • Airshow contractors embrace Armstrong’s recycling lead
  • Barriers to the wider use of biobased building materials, and offsite construction, in UK housebuilding.
  • Climate Emergency UK has released The Local Climate Report: State of UK council climate action, containing the key headline statistics from the 2025 Council Climate Action Scorecards alongside in-depth analysis from sector experts
  • CarbonLite Retrofit Award Winner
  • Kingspan TEK provides off-site solution for luxury homes
  • Kingspan Tek joins the adventure
  • Ecological Building Systems takes airtightness on tour
  • Kingspan Optim-R makes the grade in Glasgow
  • Reading encouraged to be more sustainable
  • ‘ClearSkies’ certification mark launched for solid fuel stoves
  • AECB Membership Offer
  • How do we prepare our cities and buildings for drought?
AECB Green Building

Green Building (AECB)

Where eco-building begins

  • Home
  • News
  • Product news
  • Login
  • Green Building Forum
×
You are here
Home > Media Hub

Media Hub

Welcome – what would you like to do?

 

>  Look at advertising rates, sizes and opportunities

 

>  Check our Refunds Policy

 

>  Check our Privacy Policy

 

>  Contact the Editor or Advertising Exec

 

mags

Green Building ezine login


Not a subscriber yet?
Register now

Green Building Bible 4th Edition

Green Building Bible, fourth edition (both books)
These two books are the perfect starting place to help you get to grips with one of the most vitally important aspects of our society - our homes and living environment.

PLEASE NOTE: A download link for Volume 1 will be sent to you by email and Volume 2 will be sent to you by post as a book.

Buy individually or both together (PDF and book). Delivery is free!


Recent Posts

  • NPPF Consultation, your opinion matters.
  • More solar farms on the way after record renewables auction
  • UK Government Warm Homes Plan
  • Cuts to insulation scheme will leave homes cold over winter, experts say

About

With this site, the AECB promotes excellence in design and construction. This website includes the very popular Green Building Forum which was set up by Keith Hall, who co-founded the AECB back in 1989. Keith kindly donated the site to the AECB when he retired in 2025. We hope the site will be used by AECB members and anyone keen to talk about and discuss all aspects of green building. The AECB is run for its members and is an independent, not for profit organisation.

That vision of a ‘sustainable’ construction industry continues almost thirty years later in our news, forum and archives across our 'Green Building' websites.

Contributions to our service flows from a diverse range of professionals from across the industry; architects, builders, developers and of course from green building owners and enthusiasts.

You are more than welcome to
contact us if you want to submit a story or news item or to book space on our websites to promote your ideas, products or philosopy. Open minds await you.

Latest posts

NPPF Consultation, your opinion matters.

February 19, 2026February 19, 20261462

More solar farms on the way after record renewables auction

February 12, 2026February 12, 20261592

UK Government Warm Homes Plan

January 23, 2026January 23, 20261603
© 2025 Green Building Press (AECB)
  • Privacy
  • Contact Us
Top