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Explore the latest research and ideas from The Bartlett, UCL’s Faculty of the Built Environment
Can people live in commercial spaces?
New research sheds light on the health costs of housing converted from commercial buildings
New ways to trade green energy
Could UK homeowners trade solar electricity using a peer-to-peer system like Airbnb?
Understanding the UK’s left-behind places
New research is exploring why ‘left-behind places’ exist, and how to help these communities
Podcast: What next for HS2?
Our experts examine what went wrong with the UK government's High Speed Two rail project - and what happens next
Designing adaptable healthcare spaces
How innovative spatial design has helped transform care at a London eye hospital
Redefining prosperity in east London
A 10-year project is tracing the effects of urban regeneration on local communities in east London
Helping girls reclaim the streets of Beirut
Bartlett alumni-run charity CatalyticAction is helping young women reimagine the public spaces of Beirut
A digital future for spatial planning
A groundbreaking report from the Digital Task Force for Planning is helping the UK planning profession use new, digital approaches
Decarbonising power
How can policymakers decarbonise the UK electricity market and move away from costly fossil fuels?
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About The Bartlett
The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment at University College London is the UK’s largest and most multidisciplinary hub for built environment education and research, drawing students and academics from around the world. We are united by our mission to find bold solutions to the crucial issues facing people, societies and the planet, and to build a better future for everyone.
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