80%
70% suppliers within London
We take environmental management seriously. It is an integral part of how we operate and is vital to the successful delivery of all our projects. We know our business has an impact on the environment, so we have a responsibility to ensure we mitigate these impacts.
We take a proactive approach to environmental management, by actively managing the risks to reduce our impact before any incidents can occur. Our site team, including the supply chain, work together on the procurement of sustainable materials. We can manage any project specific environmental management and wellbeing assessments, supporting BREEAM, SKA and WELL projects.
Impact
12 t
of furniture diverted from landfill
across 2025 projects
25%
of fit-outs reusing existing partitions or joinery
calendar year 2025
Accreditations achieved
IS0 14001 & 9001
80%
70% suppliers within London
12 t
of furniture diverted from landfill
across 2025 projects
25%
of fit-outs reusing existing partitions or joinery
calendar year 2025
Accreditations achieved
IS0 14001 & 9001
On site
Our business spreads the added social value agenda well beyond our own operations with a wide range of community schemes, dedicated to sustaining charities through our partnering approach with the aim of integrating communities back together, helping communities in need where there is not enough money in the local authority budgets. When working with our clients, we ensure that our efforts align with their values and priorities. We are committed to giving back to the communities in and around our project locations, partnering with local charities and organisations that matter to them. This collaborative approach helps create lasting, positive impact and ensures our projects contribute to the well-being of the communities we serve.
Our commitment
FSC and PEFC-certified timber as standard. Low-VOC paints and adhesives across every spec. Recycled-content panels, fabrics, and acoustic products where the performance brief allows it.
Whole-life carbon captured for every project against the RICS framework. Reductions are tracked against a baseline so claims can be evidenced, not estimated.
Mechanical fixings over adhesives. Modular partition systems. Standardised dimensions so the next fit-out inherits ours rather than skipping it. The most sustainable fit-out is the one that's still in use.
Every project starts with a survey of what's already on site that's worth keeping. The most sustainable spec is the one that doesn't ship in a new product. We've kept everything from joinery to lighting circuits to entire ceilings — the rule is condition, not novelty.
Our build team is trained to refinish, recover, and re-skin existing assets. Furniture, joinery, and lighting are all candidates for restoration rather than replacement. We work with a vetted network of UK-based restorers + reupholsterers to keep that work in-house when we can.
When a low-impact spec doesn't perform — acoustic, durability, fire — we say so, and design around it. Every claim we make on a project is one we can evidence on a spreadsheet.
We tell clients what happens to their fit-out at the end of its life on day one — what can be lifted and re-used, what can be recycled, what can't. Stripping out gracefully is part of the work, not someone else's problem.
Frameworks we follow
- 01BREEAM
- 02WELL
- 03LEED
- 04ISO 14001