Explore biodiversity net gain with a landscape walk at Wilder Doddington. This will be followed by a preview of The Wild House for Doddington Hall Passivhaus office project, designed by Steven Dunn Architects. Learn more about their holistic and impactful approach to sustainability in the recently completed Grain Store Cafe.
After experiencing a unique behind the scenes tour and taste of the estate and its philosophy, you'll get authoritative insights into biodiversity net gain considerations for developments with Sara Boland of Influence, and our panel will discuss how to successfully navigate the legislation.
Doddington Hall approached Steven Dunn Architects with a brief to design a learning centre in the grounds of Doddington Hall, where students would visit for education on wildlife conservation and sustainability, which has been a key focus of activity at Doddington for around three generations.
The proposal will include a multi-functional learning space for various activities relating to the Wilder Doddington project, and will provide employment opportunities, training, academic, and volunteering opportunities, assisted by partnerships with local universities. The building will have excellent sustainability standards and is aiming for Passivhaus Premium.
Date of completion: due 2025. (Please wear outdoor shoes suitable for rural paths (construction site PPE not required).
Agenda
17:30: Meet at Doddington Hall. Assemble at entrance of the Grain Store for a site walk of rewilding/biodiversity net gain project led by Doddington Hall staff.
18:30: Grain Store refreshments and networking. Mix and mingle over a delicious buffet + tea and coffee
19:00: Overview of wider BNG projects led by Wilder Doddington
19:15: Overview of Wild House Passivhaus office project by Steven Dunn Architects
19:30: CPD talk on Biodiversity Net Gain for developments by Sara Boland from Influence
20:10 - 20:30: Panel session; The impact of BNG assessment in medium size projects in Lincolnshire.
