Sustainability
We seek to minimise the adverse effects on the environment of all buildings which we design, whilst promoting healthy indoor conditions for occupants.
Environmental improvement and awareness is a by-product of quality design and is considered at the earliest stages of our process.
| Global Issues: | |
| Green House Gases | |
| Sustainable Timber Resources | |
| Recycled Demolition Materials | |
| Microclimate: | |
| Local wind effects | |
| Minimum impact on surrounding residential buildings | |
| Over-shadowing other buildings & land | |
| Water economy | |
| Ecological Value of the site | |
| Indoor Issues: | |
| Ventilation, passive heating & cooling | |
| Hazardous materials | |
| Lighting | |
| Thermal Comfort from solar gain & over-heating | |
| Indoor Noise Levels | |
Our approach to 'Sustainable Projects' is focused
by following the published guidance documents and by holding regular audits of the design proposals.
This procedure enables significant benefits to be gained in the project's long-term environmental impact, as
well as an improved comfort level for all occupants.
Formal submissions for a BREEAM rating can also be administered by our qualified staff, if required.