Design with context
Consider orientation, daylight, shade, and the relationship between a building and its surroundings.
Better choices.
A longer perspective.
Sustainability begins with asking better questions about what we build, how we build it, and how it will be used over time.
Our perspectiveThink beyond
Think beyond
the opening day.
A place has a life long after construction ends. We aim to bring long-term thinking into early decisions, considering resource use, durability, comfort, and the potential to adapt.
The right response depends on the climate, context, brief, and available resources. We discuss practical opportunities with each client rather than treating sustainability as a single formula.
Choose with care
Explore materials for their suitability, durability, maintenance needs, and availability.
Plan for a longer life
Consider flexible use, repair, and future adaptation alongside the immediate project requirements.
Practical questions.
Considered answers.
When should sustainability enter the conversation?
At the briefing stage. Early decisions about the site, form, and use can shape what is achievable later in the project.
Can these ideas apply to an existing space?
Yes. Refurbishment can provide opportunities to improve comfort, make better use of existing space, and consider longer-lasting materials.
How are environmental goals agreed?
Targets, assessment methods, and any desired certification should be agreed for the individual project. The project brief sets out the agreed priorities, responsibilities, and review points.
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