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Pioneering Sustainability
Net Zero Carbon Design
We measure the "embodied" and "operational" carbon impact over the lifetime use of the asset and reduce it to zero.
Academic Advisory Group
Made up of some of the UK’s most respected universities, the Academic Advisory Group (AAG) connects research with industry need. Together, we shape solutions that prepare the Built Environment Sector for the future.
Beyond a Talking Shop
Harnessing Academic Insight to Shape Industry Progress
At the Centre for Construction Best Practice, we believe that progress happens when research and practice come together. To ensure our work is rooted in evidence, innovation, and future-focused thinking, we have established the Academic Advisory Group. The Academic Advisory Group reflects CCBP’s belief in collaboration without boundaries. By uniting respected universities with industry leaders, we create a platform where ideas can move beyond talking shops and actually deliver real-world impact.
Our Academic Advisory Group
Group Members
Introducing the organisations and leaders who make up CCBP’s Academic Advisory Group
School of Natural and Built Environment
School of Civil
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School of Architecture, Building & Civil Engineering
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The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction at University College London
The University of Cambridge and the Institute for Sustainability Leadership
The Role of the AAG
The Purpose of the Academic Advisory Group (AAG)
The AAG provides CCBP with the insight and rigour needed to ensure our work reflects the latest research and best practice. The group’s role includes:
Policy and Advocacy
Working with Government to produce research that informs the development of best practice across the sector.
Shaping Direction
The Academic Advisory Group shapes the direction of our research, alongside our Industry Advisory Group.
Anticipating Future Challenges
Highlighting emerging trends in sustainability, digitalisation, design, and construction methods.
Bridging Theory and Practice
Ensuring CCBP projects are informed by academic evidence while remaining industry-ready.
Supporting Talent Development
Strengthening the pipeline of future professionals through education, training, and skills research.
Shaping the future of the Built Environment
Watch this video to find out how our Academic Advisory Group are shaping policy and advocacy for the Built Environment Sector.
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