Mapping overheating with Kestrix & Places for People | RISE Masterclass

As extreme heat becomes more frequent in the UK, overheating is becoming an increasingly important consideration for housing providers. But across a large portfolio, how do you identify which properties are most vulnerable, which residents may be most at risk, and where intervention should be prioritised?

Join Kestrix and Places for People for this Knowledge Share session to explore how data and technology can help housing providers understand overheating risk across their housing stock and make more informed decisions about climate resilience and retrofit.

Agenda

• Why overheating is becoming an increasing risk for UK housing
• The challenge of understanding overheating risk across large housing portfolios
• Using property-level data to identify and map potential overheating risk
• Understanding the building characteristics that can contribute to overheating
• Prioritising properties and residents for further assessment and intervention
• Lessons learned from the Places for People pilot with Kestrix
• How better data can support longer-term retrofit and climate resilience strategies