About Margaret Reynolds
Low-carbon design in UK + US, currently completing timber-frame low-carbon design construction contract in New Hampshire, USA.
Architect Trained at MIT and Harvard, Cambridge, Mass, USA, and Cambridge University, qualified Architect RIBA in 1983. Converted to Low-carbon design since MPhil in Environmental Design at Cambridge Univ in 1999.
Now mostly retired, except for Cambridge Retrofit Hub, Cambridge Carbon Footprint, Transition.
Public speaking on low-carbon design since 2010, PPTs on website (LinkedIn features)
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