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Editor at 17:58, 27 October 2020

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	The six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now. Suggestions from Dr Mike Cook, March 2020:		The six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now. Suggestions from Dr Mike Cook, March 2020:
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Architects Declare.
	* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?		* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
	* Carbon footprint.		* Carbon footprint.
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	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.		* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.

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Designing Buildings at 09:07, 10 April 2020

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	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.		* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.

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Designing Buildings at 12:06, 26 March 2020

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	* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning and legislation.		* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning and legislation.
	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare a Climate Emergency ([https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/])		* If you haven’t yet done so, declare a Climate Emergency ([https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/])
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* A zero-carbon UK by 2050?
		+	* Carbon footprint.
		+	* Carbon negative.
		+	* Carbon neutral.
		+	* Climate Change Act.
		+	* Climate Emergency Design Guide: How new buildings can meet UK climate change targets.
		+	* Climate emergency.
		+	* Low or zero carbon technologies.
		+	* Nearly zero-energy building.
		+	* Net zero carbon 2050.
		+	* Net zero carbon building.
		+	* What we need for the journey to net-zero carbon emissions.

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Designing Buildings at 12:00, 26 March 2020

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	* Understand how you, as a structural engineer, can reduce your professional carbon footprint TODAY.		* Understand how you, as a structural engineer, can reduce your professional carbon footprint TODAY.
	* Look for information from organisations such as IPCC, CCC, UKGBC, IStructE, LETI and UK FIRES.		* Look for information from organisations such as IPCC, CCC, UKGBC, IStructE, LETI and UK FIRES.
−	* Re-read the Structural Engineering Climate Emergency Declaration ([~~http~~://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ www.structuralengineersdeclare.com]) and note the key commitments made.	+	* Re-read the Structural Engineering Climate Emergency Declaration ([https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/]) and note the key commitments made.
	* Make sure your firm has declared and that everyone knows what this means for them.		* Make sure your firm has declared and that everyone knows what this means for them.

Designing Buildings at 11:59, 26 March 2020

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	* Inform your client about the changes in market expectations that will raise the value of low-carbon ethical construction and reduce the longer-term value of high-carbon construction.		* Inform your client about the changes in market expectations that will raise the value of low-carbon ethical construction and reduce the longer-term value of high-carbon construction.
	* Seek out opportunities to retain and restore buildings instead of demolishing and replacing them.		* Seek out opportunities to retain and restore buildings instead of demolishing and replacing them.
−	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~livingbuildingchallenge.com~~/ ~~www~~.~~livingbuildingchallenge.com~~]).	+	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [https://living-future.org/lbc/ https://living-future.org/lbc/]).

	= Be an active professional engineer =		= Be an active professional engineer =
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	* Set up local professional groups to exchange information.		* Set up local professional groups to exchange information.
	* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning and legislation.		* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning and legislation.
−	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare a Climate Emergency ([https://~~burohappold-my~~.~~sharepoint~~.com/~~personal~~/~~mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E~~/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com ~~www.structuralengineersdeclare.com~~])	+	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare a Climate Emergency ([https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ https://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/])

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Designing Buildings at 11:43, 26 March 2020

2020-03-26T11:43:34Z

Designing Buildings at 11:37, 26 March 2020

2020-03-26T11:37:33Z

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−	~~Climate Emergency Action for Structural Engineers~~	+	The six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now. Suggestions from Dr Mike Cook, March 2020:

−	~~Six most important things all~~ professional ~~structural engineers should do now~~	+	# Get informed – as a professional engineer you are obliged to develop your skills continuously.
		+	# Design low carbon - track and reduce embodied carbon; rethink the materials you specify.
		+	# Design lean - reduce the quantity of material; avoid over design.
		+	# Design recycled – specify recycled materials and design to allow future re-use.
		+	# Work with your client - influence your brief, develop a sustainability plan, seek opportunities to reduce new-build and maximise retention, adaption and extension of existing buildings
		+	# Get active locally - work with other professionals to help each other, compare progress and learn.

−	~~Suggestions from Dr Mike Cook March 2020~~	+	= Get better informed about the climate emergency =
−		+
−	~~SUMMARY:~~	+
−		+
−	# Get informed ~~– as a professional engineer you are obliged to develop your skills continuously~~	+
−	~~# Design low carbon - track and reduce embodied Carbon; rethink~~ the ~~materials you specify~~	+
−	~~# Design lean - reduce quantity of material; avoid over design~~	+
−	~~# Design recycled – specify recycled materials and design to allow future re-use~~	+
−	~~# Work with your client - Influence your brief, develop a sustainability plan, seek opportunities to reduce new-build and maximise retention, adaption, extension of existing buildings~~	+
−	~~# Get Active locally - work with other professionals to help each other, compare progress, learn.~~	+
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−	~~1) Get Better Informed about Climate Emergency~~	+

	* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet		* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet
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	* Make sure your firm had declared and the everyone knows wha this means for them		* Make sure your firm had declared and the everyone knows wha this means for them

−	2) Design low-carbon~~: Reduce Embodied Carbon~~ through ~~Low~~-~~Carbon Design~~	+	= Design low-carbon - reduce embodied carbon through low-carbon design =

	* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.		* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.
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	* Information Sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)		* Information Sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)

−	3) Design ~~Lean: Reduce~~ material use specified in your design	+	= Design lean - reduce material use specified in your design =

	* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability		* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability
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	* Make sure the client understands that benefits of Lean Design in terms of cost and carbon		* Make sure the client understands that benefits of Lean Design in terms of cost and carbon

−	4) Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs	+	= Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs =

	* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working		* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working
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	* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life		* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life

−	5) Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you	+	= Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you =

	* Provide a Structural Sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project		* Provide a Structural Sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project
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	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])		* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])

−	6) Be an ~~Active Professional Engineer~~	+	= Be an active professional engineer =

	* Engage with the Institution		* Engage with the Institution

Dr Mike Cook at 16:04, 25 March 2020

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	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare Climate Emergency ([https://burohappold-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com www.structuralengineersdeclare.com])		* If you haven’t yet done so, declare Climate Emergency ([https://burohappold-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com www.structuralengineersdeclare.com])

−	[[Category:Education]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Design]]	+	[[Category:Education]] [[Category:Research_/_Innovation]] [[Category:Sustainability]] [[Category:Design]]

Dr Mike Cook at 15:58, 25 March 2020

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	Six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now		Six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now
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		+	Suggestions from Dr Mike Cook March 2020

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	# Get Active locally - work with other professionals to help each other, compare progress, learn.		# Get Active locally - work with other professionals to help each other, compare progress, learn.

−	# Get Better Informed about Climate Emergency	+	1) Get Better Informed about Climate Emergency

	* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet		* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet
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	* Make sure your firm had declared and the everyone knows wha this means for them		* Make sure your firm had declared and the everyone knows wha this means for them

−	# Design low-carbon: Reduce Embodied Carbon through Low-Carbon Design	+	2) Design low-carbon: Reduce Embodied Carbon through Low-Carbon Design

	* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.		* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.
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	* Information Sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)		* Information Sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)

−	# Design Lean: Reduce material use specified in your design	+	3) Design Lean: Reduce material use specified in your design

	* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability		* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability
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	* Make sure the client understands that benefits of Lean Design in terms of cost and carbon		* Make sure the client understands that benefits of Lean Design in terms of cost and carbon

−	# Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs	+	4) Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs

	* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working		* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working
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	* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life		* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life

−	# Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you	+	5) Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you

	* Provide a Structural Sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project		* Provide a Structural Sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project
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	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])		* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])

−	# Be an Active Professional Engineer	+	6) Be an Active Professional Engineer

	* Engage with the Institution		* Engage with the Institution

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Climate Emergency Action for Structural Engineers

Six most important things all professional structural engineers should do now

SUMMARY:

# Get informed – as a professional engineer you are obliged to develop your skills continuously
# Design low carbon - track and reduce embodied Carbon; rethink the materials you specify
# Design lean - reduce quantity of material; avoid over design
# Design recycled – specify recycled materials and design to allow future re-use
# Work with your client - Influence your brief, develop a sustainability plan, seek opportunities to reduce new-build and maximise retention, adaption, extension of existing buildings
# Get Active locally - work with other professionals to help each other, compare progress, learn.

# Get Better Informed about Climate Emergency

* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet
* Recognise how structural engineering decisions have a direct impact on emissions and the harm they do
* Understand how you, as a structural engineer, can reduce your professional carbon footprint TODAY.
* Look for information from IPCC, CCC, UKGBC, IStructE, LETI, UK FIRES.
* Re-read the Structural Engineering Climate Emergency Declaration ([http://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ www.structuralengineersdeclare.com]) and note the key commitments made
* Make sure your firm had declared and the everyone knows wha this means for them

# Design low-carbon: Reduce Embodied Carbon through Low-Carbon Design

* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.
* Understand how to measure carbon embodied in a structural design
* Understand how to reduce embodied carbon through material choices you make and the way you specify them
* Select structural materials in ways that you know will reduce embodied carbon
* Make controlling carbon in your design as important as controlling costs and ensuring safety
* Make low-carbon important to your clients, team and supply chain.
* Information Sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)

# Design Lean: Reduce material use specified in your design

* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability
* Make sure all components are designed for least material use and are 100% utilised
* Make sure design loads are fully appraised for the particular building context and use – do not design for unnecessarily high loads “just in case”.
* Consider future strengthening processes as a viable way to future-proof instead of over-design
* Make sure the client understands that benefits of Lean Design in terms of cost and carbon

# Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs

* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working
* Seek to use recycled materials to their full in your material specifications and in choice of components
* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life

# Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you

* Provide a Structural Sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project
* Inform your client of the changes in market expectations that will raise the value of low-carbon ethical construction and reduce the longer-term value of high carbon construction
* Seek out opportunities to retain and restore buildings instead of demolish and replace
* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])

# Be an Active Professional Engineer

* Engage with the Institution
* Share your successes and failures
* Set up local professional groups to exchange information
* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning legislation
* If you haven’t yet done so, declare Climate Emergency ([https://burohappold-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com www.structuralengineersdeclare.com])

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	= Get better informed about the climate emergency =		= Get better informed about the climate emergency =

−	* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet	+	* Understand the causes and consequences of carbon emissions for life on the planet.
−	* Recognise how structural engineering decisions have a direct impact on emissions and the harm they do	+	* Recognise how structural engineering decisions have a direct impact on emissions and the harm they do.
	* Understand how you, as a structural engineer, can reduce your professional carbon footprint TODAY.		* Understand how you, as a structural engineer, can reduce your professional carbon footprint TODAY.
−	* Look for information from IPCC, CCC, UKGBC, IStructE, LETI, UK FIRES.	+	* Look for information from organisations such as IPCC, CCC, UKGBC, IStructE, LETI and UK FIRES.
−	* Re-read the Structural Engineering Climate Emergency Declaration ([http://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ www.structuralengineersdeclare.com]) and note the key commitments made	+	* Re-read the Structural Engineering Climate Emergency Declaration ([http://www.structuralengineersdeclare.com/ www.structuralengineersdeclare.com]) and note the key commitments made.
−	* Make sure your firm ~~had~~ declared and ~~the~~ everyone knows ~~wha~~ this means for them	+	* Make sure your firm has declared and that everyone knows what this means for them.

	= Design low-carbon - reduce embodied carbon through low-carbon design =		= Design low-carbon - reduce embodied carbon through low-carbon design =

	* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.		* Understand where construction activities create carbon emissions through material production, manufacturing and site activities.
−	* Understand how to measure carbon embodied in a structural design	+	* Understand how to measure carbon embodied in a structural design.
−	* Understand how to reduce embodied carbon through material choices you make and the way you specify them	+	* Understand how to reduce embodied carbon through the material choices you make and the way you specify them.
−	* Select structural materials in ways that you know will reduce embodied carbon	+	* Select structural materials in ways that you know will reduce embodied carbon.
−	* Make controlling carbon in your design as important as controlling costs and ensuring safety	+	* Make controlling carbon in your design as important as controlling costs and ensuring safety.
	* Make low-carbon important to your clients, team and supply chain.		* Make low-carbon important to your clients, team and supply chain.
−	* Information ~~Sources~~: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon)	+	* Information sources: LETI Embodied Carbon Primer; IStructE Principles for Assessing Embodied Carbon (being published soon).

	= Design lean - reduce material use specified in your design =		= Design lean - reduce material use specified in your design =

−	* Design for least material use, whilst retaining safety and buildability	+	* Design for the least material use whilst retaining safety and buildability.
−	* Make sure all components are designed for least material use and are 100% utilised	+	* Make sure all components are designed for the least material use and are 100% utilised.
	* Make sure design loads are fully appraised for the particular building context and use – do not design for unnecessarily high loads “just in case”.		* Make sure design loads are fully appraised for the particular building context and use – do not design for unnecessarily high loads “just in case”.
−	* Consider future strengthening processes as a viable way to future-proof instead of over-design	+	* Consider future strengthening processes as a viable way to future-proof instead of over-design.
−	* Make sure the client understands that benefits of ~~Lean Design~~ in terms of cost and carbon	+	* Make sure the client understands that benefits of lean design in terms of cost and carbon.

	= Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs =		= Design recycled - reduce material waste and increase the re-use of materials in your designs =

−	* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team way of working	+	* Apply cyclical practices for materials and design and build these into the project team's way of working.
−	* Seek to use recycled materials to their full in your material specifications and in choice of components	+	* Seek to use recycled materials to their full in your material specifications and in the choice of components.
−	* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at end of life	+	* Seek methods of fabrication and construction that allow easy deconstruction and re-use of materials at the end of life.

	= Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you =		= Help your client - question your brief and take you client with you =

−	* Provide a ~~Structural Sustainability~~ report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project	+	* Provide a structural sustainability report for your project that tracks sustainability targets agreed at the outset and targets achieved on the completion of the project.
−	* Inform your client of the changes in market expectations that will raise the value of low-carbon ethical construction and reduce the longer-term value of high carbon construction	+	* Inform your client about the changes in market expectations that will raise the value of low-carbon ethical construction and reduce the longer-term value of high-carbon construction.
−	* Seek out opportunities to retain and restore buildings instead of ~~demolish~~ and ~~replace~~	+	* Seek out opportunities to retain and restore buildings instead of demolishing and replacing them.
−	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com])	+	* Understand how a development project could become an asset to the planet and regenerative (see [http://www.livingbuildingchallenge.com/ www.livingbuildingchallenge.com]).

	= Be an active professional engineer =		= Be an active professional engineer =

−	* Engage with the Institution	+	* Engage with the Institution.
−	* Share your successes and failures	+	* Share your successes and failures.
−	* Set up local professional groups to exchange information	+	* Set up local professional groups to exchange information.
−	* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning legislation	+	* Lobby your local MP for changes in taxation, planning and legislation.
−	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare Climate Emergency ([https://burohappold-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com www.structuralengineersdeclare.com])	+	* If you haven’t yet done so, declare a Climate Emergency ([https://burohappold-my.sharepoint.com/personal/mike_cook_burohappold_com/Documents/Desktop/Desktop%20all%20files/I%20Struct%20E/www.structuralengineersdeclare.com www.structuralengineersdeclare.com])

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