Sustainability
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The climate emergency is a crisis that demands immediate and sustained action. Mindful of the impact of the built environment on current and future generations, we are committed to implementing an innovative and enduring culture of sustainability through the design of buildings that are low maintenance, long lasting and zero carbon.
List of primary projects
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The British Museum
An estate-wide programme of decarbonisation, conservation and visitor experience improvements supports the long-term stewardship of one of the world’s most significant museum collections
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Museum of the Home
A major renewal of the Museum of the Home’s Grade I listed almshouses and gardens doubles public space through expanded galleries and new learning and community pavilions, supporting the museum’s evolving story of home
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Lambeth Palace Masterplan
A transformative masterplan enhancing accessibility and sustainability at Lambeth Palace, including a new Energy Centre in line with Church of England’s net zero 2030 goal
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Spencer Building, Corpus Christi College Oxford
An exemplar of sustainability, the Passivhaus library expands study space, improves accessibility and safeguards a world-class collection with minimal energy use
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St John’s College Library and Study Centre
A series of projects at the historic heart of St John’s College in Oxford provides a library, study centre and academic spaces situated between historic quadrangles and landscaped gardens
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Norham Gardens, St Edmund Hall
A new, Passivhaus student campus for one of Oxford’s oldest colleges achieves increased accessibility, inclusivity, and biodiversity net gain through a holistic architecture, landscape and ecology design strategy
