
The world population could reach nine billion by 2050, so we need homes that are sustainable and energy efficient. The learning journeys in this context focus on The Glasgow House project – designing, building and experimenting with prototypes for social housing with the aim of creating desirable housing which will also combat fuel poverty.

The Glasgow Housing Association has worked with architects and builders to construct prototypes of an energy-saving house.

Select the correct statements about solar energy and think about what influences our ideas about renewable energy.

A challenge to investigate the options to either make existing housing more energy efficient or build new, sustainable and affordable housing.
These learning journeys are for teaching in the context of energy-saving housing, specifically the Glasgow House project. Starting from the experiences and outcomes they give learners the experience of enquiry-based learning and allow them to develop their knowledge, and skills in relation to a topical engineering application.

Links, documents, videos and learning ideas to support learning about energy-efficient and sustainable housing.
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