SUSTAINABILITY & WELL-BEING

Commitment to building better for future generations and the health and well-being of those working in 7-9 Piccadilly and beyond. 

BREEAM Very Good 

Pursuing a certified BREEAM accreditation to deliver a truly sustainable project.

Circular Economy 

Reducing whole life embodied carbon through re-use of existing structural frame, future flexibility and adaptability to maximise the development’s useful life and consideration of responsible end-of-life deconstruction. 

Embodied Carbon   

Material efficient design with aspirations to seek out lower carbon specifications and monitoring of construction site impacts and compliance with the Considerate Constructors scheme. 

Operational Carbon 

A holistic approach to operational carbon, with energy efficient mechanical systems, lighting controls and a fabric-first approach, developing a thermally efficient envelope design. 

SUDs Aspirations 

Currently in development, the SUDs strategy aims to utilise a blue roof to mitigate and delay surface water runoff. 

Water Conservation Systems 

Water efficient building through provision of low-flow fixtures, water meter and motion sensors. 

State of the Art Efficient Building Systems 

Allow users to reduce consumption whilst increasing comfort. 

Connected Smart BMS Systems    

Optimising the building at all times via sensor system (15- 25% savings in energy can be achieved via sensors and natural ventilation systems).

Biophilic Design    

Increasing the user’s connectivity to natural environment through integrated planting within the building, and internal finishes inspired by nature. 

Providing Holistically Healthy Environments     

Considering air and water quality as well as maximising natural light for the mental wellbeing of occupants. Providing restorative outdoor terraces to support mental and physical health. 

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