It is Big Energy Saving Week and here at The Landsite we’ve come up with 5 useful and (we think) simple suggestions for you to save on your current office energy consumption :

As we focus on Big Energy Savings Awareness this week, read more from GTH on the growing demand for suitable sites for solar and other technologies from overseas and UK investors. 

You may be looking for a property to do up or have already got a home in need of renovating. Either way, there are several steps you can take, both large and small, in making your property more eco-friendly, let’s take a look at some of those here… 

Here are some top tips on how we can all be a little more eco-friendly and sustainable this Christmas: 

Designed by architect Eric Parry, the building will give the impression of a hanging garden across the facade, pioneering extensive urban greening in the City.

Why specify concrete retaining walls when you can use FLEX MSE and hydroseed to improve biodiversity?

One of the most common types of property we get instructed to produce commercial EPC’s (Energy Performance Certificates) for are offices. This is a quick guide to demonstrate how we produce EPC’s for commercial buildings – both large and small.

Our Sustainability and Economics teams carried out an Economic Impact and Social Value Assessment (ESVA), a new approach which translated socio-economic and community benefits of both Eco Cycle and cycling in general into monetary values.

Smart Pillars - The Worlds First Green Lamp Post Inspired by the knowledge the industry has gained about the benefits of urban greening in increasingly busy cityscapes, we wanted to take the concept of vertical retrofitting of plants one step further by using the existing resource of street furniture (including lamp posts) as a framework on which to grow plants, thus the Smart Pillar™ was designed.

Scotscape's Landscape team carried out the soft landscaping, tree planting, shrub planting, soil fill and turfing at this landmark project which forms part of the P5K which runs around the perimeter of the Greenwich Peninsula.