Architecture plays a critical role in addressing the climate and biodiversity crises. We are committed to delivering designs that go beyond compliance to create lasting, positive impact.
To help achieve these goals, we have adopted specific design strategies, such as Passivhaus, to significantly reduce operational carbon in buildings.
Passivhaus is a fabric-first approach that bridges the performance gap between design and operational performance. The Passivhaus design approach works hand in hand with other design strategies such as HPI, LEED, and BREEAM.
1,498 apartment
units to Passivhaus
standards
2,400 apartment
units to HPI
Accreditation
Qualification:
BSc (Hons) Architectural Design & Technology, 2017
Professional Memberships:
Passivhaus Institute 2016
Educational Institution:
Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid
Qualification:
Master and Degree in Architecture (School of Architecture of Madrid, Spain), MSc in Green Building (Centre For Alternative Technology, Wales)
Professional Memberships:
Passivhaus Institute 2023
Educational Institution:
Wroclaw University
of Science and Technology
Faculty of Architecture
Qualification:
MSc; BSc; Master in Science program in Architecture and Urban Design.
Professional Memberships:
National Chamber of Polish Architects (since 2008) Passivhaus Institute 2024
Educational Institution:
Technological University Dublin, Institute of Advanced Architecture Catalonia
Qualification:
BSc (Hons) Arch Tech, MSc. Mass Timber Design
Professional Memberships:
Passivhaus Institute 2024
