Attractive Net Zero Carbon offices that save money thanks to the Circular Economy

Design

Interior design traditionally focuses only on aesthetics. We changed this by bringing science-based approaches to reducing carbon emissions and achieving staff productivity – without compromising on aesthetics.

Design + Furnish

We know the most sustainable, best value-for-money sources of furniture – including what can be remanufactured from your existing offices. Carbon emissions are calculated and minimised as part of  project carbon budgetting.

Design for Net Zero

Our Net Zero Carbon fit-out design process was developed with British Land, Lendlease, VINCI Facilities, TP Bennett and the Carbon Trust, integrating best practices across the eight RIBA design and development stages. The process sets and meets carbon budgets – without compromising on aesthetics or performance.

This ground-breaking approach reduces furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) emissions by over 50% immediately and by 90% in subsequent fitouts, per the Science Based Targets initiative’s recommended pathway.

Cost savings

The Circular Economy brings up-front cost savings compared with using products made from virgin materials, whose multi-stage processing around the world pays profit margins to many intermediaries.

And remanufacturing avoids end-of-lease strip-out and disposal costs.

Attracting staff back to the office

Human-centred design is integral to staff attendance, productivity, and engagement.

We design for the post-COVID world, incorporating biophilia, design for disability, ergonomics, agile working and technology integration into our schemes. Staff consultation and examination of workflows and collaboration shape our designs.

We think beyond workstations to work settings – spaces such as booths, pods, innovation areas and hybrid working zones designed for new working styles.