Trivess Moore is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Property, Construction and Project Management at RMIT University (Australia). His research relates to housing quality, performance, liveability, social impact, and policy. Trivess is a Trustee of the Fuel Poverty Research Network. Andréanne Doyon is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Planning Program in the School of Resource and Environment Management at Simon Fraser University (Canada). Her current research focuses on urban governance and planning for resilient and climate just cities, sustainable housing, and questions of justice in sustainability transitions.

“This book is highly relevant for both housing studies and housing policy. For housing studies, it offers a rich source of information and analysis on the intersection of housing and sustainability. The interdisciplinary approach provides a broad perspective that can inform research across various fields … . For housing policy, the book’s recommendations are particularly pertinent. … provides practical guidance on designing and implementing policies that can drive the transition to low-carbon housing.” (Tomi, International Journal of Housing Policy, Vol. 25 (1), 2025)

• Housing for a sustainable future.- Current housing provision.- A critical juncture.- The sustainable housing challenge.- Providing sustainable housing through sustainability transitions.- Socio-technical dimensions for a sustainable housing transition.- Sustainable housing in practice.- Facilitating the sustainable housing transition.- Prospects for a sustainable housing transition.

Trivess Moore is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Property, Construction and Project Management at RMIT University (Australia). His research relates to housing quality, performance, liveability, social impact, and policy. Trivess is a Trustee of the Fuel Poverty Research Network. Andréanne Doyon is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Planning Program in the School of Resource and Environment Management at Simon Fraser University (Canada). Her current research focuses on urban governance and planning for resilient and climate just cities, sustainable housing, and questions of justice in sustainability transitions.

“This book is highly relevant for both housing studies and housing policy. For housing studies, it offers a rich source of information and analysis on the intersection of housing and sustainability. The interdisciplinary approach provides a broad perspective that can inform research across various fields … . For housing policy, the book’s recommendations are particularly pertinent. … provides practical guidance on designing and implementing policies that can drive the transition to low-carbon housing.” (Tomi, International Journal of Housing Policy, Vol. 25 (1), 2025)

• Housing for a sustainable future.- Current housing provision.- A critical juncture.- The sustainable housing challenge.- Providing sustainable housing through sustainability transitions.- Socio-technical dimensions for a sustainable housing transition.- Sustainable housing in practice.- Facilitating the sustainable housing transition.- Prospects for a sustainable housing transition.

Trivess Moore is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Property, Construction and Project Management at RMIT University (Australia). His research relates to housing quality, performance, liveability, social impact, and policy. Trivess is a Trustee of the Fuel Poverty Research Network. Andréanne Doyon is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Planning Program in the School of Resource and Environment Management at Simon Fraser University (Canada). Her current research focuses on urban governance and planning for resilient and climate just cities, sustainable housing, and questions of justice in sustainability transitions.

“This book is highly relevant for both housing studies and housing policy. For housing studies, it offers a rich source of information and analysis on the intersection of housing and sustainability. The interdisciplinary approach provides a broad perspective that can inform research across various fields … . For housing policy, the book’s recommendations are particularly pertinent. … provides practical guidance on designing and implementing policies that can drive the transition to low-carbon housing.” (Tomi, International Journal of Housing Policy, Vol. 25 (1), 2025)

• Housing for a sustainable future.- Current housing provision.- A critical juncture.- The sustainable housing challenge.- Providing sustainable housing through sustainability transitions.- Socio-technical dimensions for a sustainable housing transition.- Sustainable housing in practice.- Facilitating the sustainable housing transition.- Prospects for a sustainable housing transition.