Sustainability

Havelock has been designed to the highest possible
standards to provide a sustainable work place,
helping occupiers to meet their own ESG and
Net Zero standards.

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Retaining the existing
structure saves

2000

tonnes CO2e

The equivalent of

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4,750

flight to NY

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160 million

cups of tea
from a kettle

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10,250

trees planted

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Havelock aims to achieve the following green credentials and principles:

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Whole Life Carbon
(saving 4,005,000
kgCO2 over a new build)

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Site Renewables (26% of energy demand provided on site)

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EPC “A” rating

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Outstanding
(at design)

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Future Proofing
(Gas fuelled heat
generation phased out)

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Operational Carbon
(78% improvement on
existing building)

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Structural Frame
(100% retained)

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Control and energy
monitoring strategy
designed-in

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(Design for performance review stage)

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Site Renewables

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PV panels

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Solar thermal panels

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Air-source heat pumps

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Waste water
heat recovery

92

(by weight) of demolition waste will be diverted from landfill

85

(by weight) of non-demolition waste will be diverted from landfill

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More than 10% of the building’s
total energy consumption
provided by renewable sources

A refurbished and extended building. reflects a responsible and balanced approach to development impact.

A Whole Life Carbon Indicative Options Appraisal has been completed by Savills Earth to estimate the whole life (operational carbon+embodied carbon) emissions associated with three redevelopment scenarios for Havelock.

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A thoughtful, carbon efficient
approach to development

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A holistic and balanced response
to development impact

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Over the lifetime of the building
(60 years) Havelock is more efficient
than a comparable new build