Last week, the Irish Green Building Council took part in the sixth annual World Green Building Week, coordinating eight events across the country. Events included tours of some of Ireland’s most sustainable buildings (the new Dun Laoghaire library, Garden Still House – Jameson Distillery and the New Guinness Brewhouse), conferences and workshops.
The IGBC would like to thank all its members that contributed to the success of that week: Arup, Dublin Chamber of Commerce, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ecocem, Kingspan, Passive House Association, Saint-Gobain Ireland and Scandinavian Homes.
Tour of Garden Still House – Jameson Distillery, Cork
Get Practical about Passive Conference, Saint-Gobain Academy
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