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Eleanor Young

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Bath, London
As seen in: The RIBA Journal, Marie Claire (UK), French Property News, North Somerset Times, HaltonHillsToday.ca
Covers:  Architecture, design, buildings and place, architectural business and construction
Journalist on RIBA Journal, interested in all things spatial, green and beautiful. Getting my head round climate emergency. My own words etc

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RIBAJ editor, interested architecture, in the how and why things are made and the spatial experience. Still understanding how architecture can help answer questions of sustainability

Eleanor Young’s Journalist Portfolio

Heritage Hub: York Minster Centre of Excellence for Heritage Craft

Heritage Hub: York Minster Centre of Excellence for Heritage Craft

Strikingly curved roofs distinguish two buildings by Tonkin Liu that handle the stone for repairs to the city…

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Gardens for the ages radically reframe the Natural History Museum

Gardens for the ages radically reframe the Natural History Museum

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CLIMATE CORNER: How distributed energy could power Halton Hills

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By Eleanor Young Verified
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Eleanor Young is a long-time resident of Georgetown, a retired environmental consulting engineer, and a member of Halton Hills Climate Action. Here at Halton Hills Climate Action, we’re interested in seeing increased use of renewable sources of energy, not just for the sake of the planet, but also to control the cost of electricity and improve our energy security both as individuals and as a country.
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CLIMATE CORNER: What are district energy systems, and could they help Halton Hills cut emissions?

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By Eleanor Young Verified
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Eleanor Young is a long-time resident of Georgetown, a retired environmental consulting engineer, and a member of Halton Hills Climate Action. With the Vision Georgetown development, Halton Hills is about to grow by close to 20,000 new residents. Here at Halton Hills Climate Action, we would love to see the Town continue to show leadership and progress in making our new neighbourhoods low-carbon and both environmentally and financially sustainable.
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April 2023 Newsletter

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By Eleanor Young Verified
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