Sustainable Architecture: Eco-Friendly Building Practices and Innovations

Clean water and Sanitation

Rain water is collected from the Drapers Field tri-winged root and channelled down to the natural swimming pool. Grey water is stored in above ground tanks and potentially potable sent directly to the reed beds for cleaning. Both water grades can be returned to the main dwelling (unless diverted to the garden) to complete the recycling loop.

Sustainable communities

Our entries in to the Modern Method of Construction Categories 1 and 2 (prefabricated lodges/ accessible homes and hotels) mean we can provide very low impact developments on sensitive or previously unusable sites. This allows us to concentrate on providing rapid response to  accommodation needs, increased biodiversity by design and off grid energy solutions.

Good Health and Well Being

Our retrofit assessment of The Shepperton resulted in being unapologetically 'biophilic'. A bold approach to move with a rapidly changing market caused by  urban live/ work demands in in the covid epidemic. Failing facades replaced with vertical planting and  rooms enlarged and connected with natural features (lake, woods, meadows). Measurable results included more efficient operations, healthier interiors and high rack rates.

Testimonial

Since met Mark I have been constantly amazed by his obviously huge success and experience as an architect to date. His level of knowledge, expertise and professionalism are second to none and his passion for his Industry is evident with every word he says. Mark Is hugely committed to ensuring that clients realise not only their immediate dreams for their home. but also the dreams they didnt know they were going to have. How many architects can give you that? Mark is also dedicated to saving the Earth's resources through the use of alternative technologies and renewable energy sources and his beautiful work reflects just that.

J. Bramble East Devon