Author: Ralph Pelly and Tim Mander (Integral Engineering Design)
1 October 2014
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Ralph Pelly and Tim Mander (Integral Engineering Design)
22 Bishopsgate was erected on the site of an abandoned project, reusing 100% of the existing foundations from three previous buildings, and incorporating more than 50% of the basement built for its predecessor. This article describes the approach to reusing the existing foundations and basement, as well as the focus on material efficiency in designing the superstructure and transfer structures.
This article describes the climate-positive design for the campus of the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture.
The article showcases the University of East Anglia's Enterprise Centre project, a low-carbon, sustainable building which achieves both Passivhaus standard and BREEAM Outstanding rating.