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List of Figures Foreword: What If the Just Transition Began at Home? Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: The State of the Art 1 Which Way to Jump? Case Study: Energiesprong 2 The Carrying Capacity of the Planet The Anthropocene and nature Sustainable development, its origins and implications Ecomodernism and the magic of technology The climate crisis and the crisis of culture Cultural juncture Case Study: EU IFORE Innovation for Renewal 3 Re-evaluation of Modernism Tipping point Regulation Alternative directions The ecomodernist direction: Geo-engineering Case Study: Parity Projects 4 Sustainable Retreat Technology (alone) is not the answer The future slowdown The idea of progress Modernism and the natural world Architecture as a belief system Case Study: Link Road, Birmingham 5 Caring Architecture The future role of the architect will be to build sparingly Building little implies making good what we already have i.e. retrofit Part II: A Brief History of Retrofit 6 Size of the Problem The energy case for retrofit Problem #1 Determining the Outcomes 7 Pre-requisites for Retrofit Retrofit at the urban scale Retrofit origins The 40 per cent house Problem #2 Insulation 8 Drivers for Change Problem #3 Overheating 9 Home Truths 40 per cent house to achieving zero Problem #4 Ventilation 10 Anticipating the Green Deal Problem #5 Airtightness 11 Retrofit Comes to a Halt Problem #6 Renewables 12 Measuring Success: 80% Reduction and ‘Retrofit for the Future’ Low carbon Britain Problem #7 The occupants 13 The Progress of Retrofit Retrofit and performance Architects as retrofit leaders Architectural skills required? Part III: Towards a New Utopia 14 The Art of the Imagination Retrofit realigned Retrofit and utopia 15 The Problem of Theory The politics of architecture Capitalism and creative destruction Modernism and radical politics 16 Architecture’s Very Uniquely Compromised Position The roots of Modernism: Hannes Meyer and the New Objectivity (Neue Sachlichkeit) The hidden aspects of consciousness, the uncanny, Gothic and Surrealism Urban ecology 17 Echoes from the Past: Herbert Marcuse Society as a work of art Retrofit as the representation of society as a work of art Marcuse’s utopia of hope, utopia as a realisable dream Retrofit as subversive art 18 Retrofit and Architects: A Future Architects and innovation – Our utopian mission Architecture or extinction Index |