Retrofit Talks is an online series of live talks that connects professionals to discuss residential retrofit. Produced as part of Retrofit 23, this series showcases the latest research and projects in architectural practice, providing case studies and solutions for retrofit of homes. The talks feature guest speakers presenting their project followed by an interactive Q&A. Join us for these engaging sessions and gain insights into the innovative approaches to retrofitting homes.
The seventh event in the series will be delivered by Katy Marks, founder of Citizens Design Bureau.
Katy Marks has extensive experience working with complex listed buildings and on projects with diverse, creative communities at their core. She shares the practice’s South Hill Park terrace project in Hampstead, Camden. The project is a study in how being in a sensitive heritage environment impacts how we approach environmental and energy efficiency improvements. Katy discusses the approaches to retrofit for a mid-century (built 1956) listed house, constructed on the site of World War II bomb damage in a conservation area. She also talks about the history and ethos of the terrace.
