What do these three buildings have in common? They were all granted planning approval without any requirement for design changes, despite each being located in a highly sensitive planning context.   Knossington Passivhaus (Conservation Area), The Paddock House (outside a settlement boundary and adjacent to a Grade II listed building), and the Performing Arts and Dining Building at Lingfield College (Green Belt) each faced very different constraints. Yet all three secured cons

Is it because it’s outside of the South Worcestershire settlement boundary - an approval granted in a position which typically wouldn’t...

As designers of Passivhaus buildings it’s a question we are frequently asked in the early stages of a project.  Generally local...

We wouldn’t say so, and that’s why we’re delighted to be working with Red Kite Community Housing and FSG Property Services to craft and...

A few months ago we welcomed Elias to our team and we’re continuing to grow. We are progressing many exciting and sustainable projects...

There are many terms relating to sustainable buildings, and we find they are often used interchangeably, or incorrectly, to the confusion...