Sustainability

Green goals

• Guided by Carbon Intelligence, sustainability has been central to this project. 

• The Bindery has exceeded environmental targets by using the very latest in zerocarbon technology, such as low energy water heating and lighting, photovoltaics, 100% green energy supply, clever metering and charging points for electric bikes and scooters.

• An EPC rating of A.

• Almost all construction waste has been recycled or reused, including carpet tiles, light fittings and furniture that was donated to a local charity.

• Any new materials, such as timber, have been sustainably sourced and selected with long design life in mind. 

• Reusing “embodied or existing carbon” within the building, rather than demolition and rebuild, has saved thousands of tonnes of CO2.

• An abundance of planting through the scheme will absorb CO2, and the wide range of species and bird nesting boxes provide a positive ecological benefit within this urban area.

• Guided by Carbon Intelligence, sustainability has been central to this project. 

• The Bindery has exceeded environmental targets by using the very latest in zero carbon technology, such as low energy water heating and lighting, photovoltaics, 100% green energy supply, clever metering and charging points for electric bikes and scooters.

Wellbeing

Feel good factor

• With the guidance of Dr Jeanette Hennigan of Help Your Head, the team has created a workplace that will support and enrich the wellbeing of everyone that uses it. 

• The range of outdoor amenity spaces throughout the building, with over 500 plants and ten trees provide space to exercise, contemplate and be in contact with nature.

• The scheme utilizes the philosophy and design known as ’Biophilia’ – which is proven to support physical health and psychological wellbeing. The abundance of natural light, natural materials, light colours, pure uncluttered spaces provide a calming environment within the office spaces. 

• Incorporating 14 openable windows within each floor provides fresh air and cross-ventilation while the use of materials and finishes with low “volatile compound” preserves air-quality.

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Brochure

Floorplans

CGI’s

For any further information please contact one of our agents

Shaun Simons

ss@compton.london
07788 423 131

Oliver Jay

oj@compton.london
07903 714 187

Jake Kinsler

jk@compton.london
07840 638 668

Ashley Goodman

ashley@richardsusskind.com
07973 184 329

Adam Noble

adam@richardsusskind.com
07980 991 217

Richard Susskind

richard@richardsusskind.com
07733 112 233

Peter Lance

peter.lance@allsop.co.uk
07813 046 926

James Neville

james.neville@allsop.co.uk
07789 658 540

Steve Lydon

A building by
Misrepresentation Act 1967: Compton, Richard Susskind, Allsop for themselves and for the lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (1) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (2) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (3) no person in the employment of  Compton, Richard Susskind, Allsop has any authority to make or give representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. April 2022