Harnessing nanotechnology to combat climate change. Using a multidisciplinary approach to design effective adaptation solutions for the built environment.

This report is the result of an interdisciplinary project that investigated the potential to harness emerging nanotechnologies for future climate change adaptation, using the new University of the Arts London, Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design (CSM) King’s Cross Campus in London as a case study. The purpose of this project was to provide design and engineering guidelines to foster the development of nanotechnology based materials and products designed specifically to address climate change related issues.

An Interdisciplinary Team: The project team was led by architectural firm Stanton Williams, in collaboration with environmental engineering company Atelier Ten, Nanoforce Ltd, specialists in R&D in Advanced and High Performance Materials.

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