Sustainability Report
Certificates
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Embodied carbon
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Specification of low-carbon and recycled materials for partitions, finishes, and furniture.
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Use of microtopping concrete systems with reduced material thickness to limit embodied carbon.
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Integration of acoustic panels with high recycled content (≥70%).
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Preference for modular, demountable components to extend lifecycle and reduce replacement impacts.
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Reduction of material quantities through adaptive reuse of the existing structural frame and floor plates.
Operational Emissions / Energy
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Energy-efficient LED lighting systems with integrated controls.
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Daylight-oriented planning to reduce artificial lighting demand.
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Occupancy-based lighting and zoning strategies.
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Alignment with a base building renovated to Effinergie standards.
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Monitoring through the building’s BOS for real-time tracking of energy use and carbon impact.
Service and maintenance emissions
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Durable interior finishes selected to reduce replacement frequency.
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Modular and demountable partitions to limit waste during churn.
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Reusable furniture systems allowing reconfiguration without full replacement.
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Recycled acoustic materials designed for end-of-life recyclability.
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Long-term flexibility reducing fit-out cycles and associated embodied emissions.
Afterlife
Adaptive reuse is inherent to the project, as the headquarters occupies a former telephone exchange building.
Interior strategies include:
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Flexible floor plates adaptable to evolving team structures.
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Modular partition systems enabling programmatic shifts.
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Furniture designed for expansion and reconfiguration.
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Demountable finishes and components supporting disassembly and circular reuse.
Elements such as partitions, acoustic systems, and selected finishes can be dismantled and reintroduced into future projects or recycling streams, supporting circular economy principles.
Key products in low carbon design
