Looking after your
people & planet

An Energy Performance
Certificate (EPC) is a rating
of a property's energy
efficiency.

BREEAM (Building Research
Establishment Environmental
Assessment Method) is a
sustainability assessment method
used to evaluate a building's
environmental impact and
performance throughout
its lifecycle.

Fitwel (facility innovations
towards wellness environment
leadership) is a healthy building
certification system that focuses
on improving the lives of
occupants by evaluating
buildings for their health
and wellbeing

ActiveScore is a certification
system that rates buildings
based on their active travel
facilities and services.
It aims to make buildings
more welcoming to active
commuters, which can
contribute to ESG strategy.

The new urban courtyard
has been designed to create
a central communal area which
enhances wellbeing.
The landscaping helps to
promote biodiversity using
ethically sourced
materials and plants.

A Combined Heat and Power
(CHP) system generates
both electricity and heat
simultaneously from a single
fuel source, it is a
low-carbon heating and electricity
solution that significantly
reduces carbon emissions by
utilising waste heat that
would otherwise be lost.

The building has ample
cycle spaces. Cycling to
work has become an essential
part of many daily commutes,
it promotes wellbeing while
reducing carbon emissions.

The new bike service area
will provide occupiers with
a space to maintain and
repair their bikes.

Thermally efficient glazing
is glass that reduces heat loss,
it helps keep the building warm
in the winter and cool
in the summer.

Energy recovery from waste
is the conversion of non-recyclable
waste materials into usable
heat, electricity, or fuel
through a variety of processes.

Electric vehicle (EV)
charging points are located
conveniently outside the building,
allowing occupiers to charge
their vehicles as they work.