Accordingly we continually evaluate the environmental impact of our schemes and in so doing seek to:
- Employ construction methods that involve best practices aimed at minimising waste and pollution whilst optimising the use of sustainable materials from renewable sources during the construction process.
- Explore, investigate and wherever possible implement new or enhanced technologies and methods designed to maximise energy efficiency and push the boundaries of sustainable development. Examples of these include:
- Ground source heat pumps
- Central Heating & Power (CHP)
- Living green sedum roofs
- Low emission solar glazing
- Photo voltaic cells
- Solar thermal panels
- District heating and cooling systems
- Drainage attenuation
- Rainwater harvesting
- Green travel plans
- Ecological landscaping
- Undertake full energy assessments of each development with the specific aim to achieve the highest possible BREEAM accreditation and lowest Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) scores, whilst continually striving to provide significant carbon savings over statutory building regulations and enhanced running cost savings.
Our main objective is to provide strong, balanced and vibrant developments which occupiers will enjoy both the environmental and financial long term benefits of.
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