Making London’s classic architecture fit for a sustainable future

Sustainably
restored

Up to 95% of the existing structure of the building has been retained, significantly reducing the embodied carbon of the project.

Circular
economy

Carefully selected building materials complementing the retention of the majority of the sub-structure and structural frame.

Reducing
carbon

38% reduction in carbon emissions relative to a typical comparable new-build with an energy use intensity of 75.99 kWh/m2/year.

Fabric first
design

The existing façade will be internally insulated, improving the u-value and reducing uncontrolled heat transfer into / from the building.

Future
proof

All electric heat pump powered building, primed to take advantage of future grid decarbonisation.

Green
materials

Responsibly sourced, carbon absorbing timber used throughout in line with requirements of BREEAM Outstanding.

Green
roof

Absorbing carbon while boosting thermal control and air quality.

Allowing businesses to work smarter and more sustainably