Visiting the Hockerton Housing Project 

Over the last seven or so years, the Hockerton Housing Project (HHP) has established itself as an exemplar of sustainable development, locally and nationally, providing a unique 'real-life' experience of living sustainably. One of the main aims of HHP is to encourage building professionals and others to become interested in sustainable development and lifestyles. Although reading about projects such as HHP can tell you a lot, there is nothing like seeing things for real, getting a direct sense of what it is like, and meeting people face-to-face who are doing it. HHP therefore provides a range of opportunities to visit the Project and meet its occupants:  

• GUIDED TOURS (Standard or Technical)
• TECHNICAL MASTER-CLASS (click here for further details)
• SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS (click here for further details)
• OTHER WORKSHOPS
• FACILITATED SESSIONS
• ECOSCOPE (1:1 Consultations) (click here for further details)
• SCHOOL VISITS (click here for further details)
• VENUE

Please use the links below to assess suitability of a visit and how to arrange:

• CONTENT-What does a Guided Tour/Workshop/Ecoscope include?

• WHO SHOULD COME -Who are these visits suitable for?

• BOOKING- HOW TO BOOK A VISIT & EVENT TIMETABLE

• TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS - How to TRAVEL to HHP more sustainably

• FUTURE PLANS - The Sustainable Resource Centre

• Feedback from Visitors

• Specific feedback from visitors, Summer 2000