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Wear your DEC with Pride: Decarbonising the Professional Office Slide 2 Purcell Miller Tritton Over 60 years of expertise Established in 1947 13 offices: Bristol Cambridge Canterbury Colchester Edinburgh Liverpool London North Wales Norwich Oxford Sheffield York Hong Kong One of the Sunday Times Best Green Companies 2010 AJ100 22nd largest architecture practice in the UK Slide 3 Purcell Miller Tritton Over 180 talented architects, designers, historians and support staff Over 60 qualified architects More than 25 AABC accredited architects AJ100 Employer of the Year Runner-up 2010 Slide 4 Purcell Miller Tritton Combined expertise in heritage and contemporary design Our sectors: - Cultural - Education - Hospitality - Places of Worship, Reflection & Remembrance - Public Buildings & Spaces - Regeneration - Residential - Healthcare - Transportation - Workplace Our services: Architecture Creative Conservation Historical Appraisals Masterplanning Sustainability Slide 5 Purcell Miller Tritton Selected regional and national design awards RIBA Awards Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors Awards The Georgian Group Awards Crown Estate Conservation Award British Construction Industry Awards The Civic Trust Awards Royal Fine Art Commission Building of the Year Award Gulbenkian Prize for Museums & Galleries Royal Town Planning Institute Awards Sustain Awards Kent Design Awards Green Apple Awards Natural Stone Awards Bristol Civic Trust Society Award Campaign to Protect Rural England Awards National Lotterys Best Heritage Award Slide 6 Purcell Miller Tritton Recent award-winning and newly completed projects Selby Abbey, Yorkshire Darnley Mausoleum, Kent Athenaeum Hotel, London Dover Castle, Kent Blue Boar Quad, Oxford Slide 7 Purcell Miller Tritton Working on some of the UKs best-loved buildings and places St Pauls Cathedral, London Kew Palace, London Slide 8 Purcell Miller Tritton Working on some of the UKs best-loved buildings and places Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds St Georges Hall, Liverpool Slide 9 Purcell Miller Tritton Breathing new life into old buildings Time & Tide Museum, Norfolk Slide 10 Purcell Miller Tritton Breathing new life into old buildings and building boldly for the future Dillington House Residential Arts Centre, Somerset RIBA Award 2010 Slide 11 Purcell Miller Tritton Regenerating the most complex and sensitive sites Central Police Station Compound, Hong Kong Slide 12 Purcell Miller Tritton Regenerating the most complex and sensitive sites Scott & Shackeltons Huts, Antarctica Slide 13 Purcell Miller Tritton Engaging with the history of a project to inform its future Evans & Sons Silverware Factory, Birmingham Slide 14 Purcell Miller Tritton Comprehensive process for sustainability Slide 15 Purcell Miller Tritton Sustainability in our projects Slide 16 a reduction of our total carbon footprint per employee by 17% since 2007 66% of our design projects incorporate elements of sustainable practice that are in excess of the minimum required by regulatory standards The reports can be downloaded at: www.purcellmillertritton.com/about-us Purcell Miller Tritton Annual environmental reports Slide 17 Purcell Miller Tritton Sustainability in our studios Policies environmental management sustainability waste management corporate social responsibility Assessments & Classification practices environmental aspects and impacts Annual Reporting environmental performance 9% carbon footprint reduction (49tCO 2 e ) since 2007 16% carbon footprint reduction on per head basis in 2009 50% reduction of paper purchases emissions 100% waste paper recycling (plus other suitable wastes) 16% below UK average office water use per person 2010 target improvement 5% Energy use target of all office with Carbon Trust benchmarks by 2014 Slide 18 Purcell Miller Tritton Overseas projects Slide 19 Purcell Miller Tritton Business travel 37% of total footprint in 2009 300% increase of air travel between 2007 & 2008 Hong Kong and Ballyfin 72% of air travel in 2008 and 87% in 2009 Average air emission factor 40% less than average car factor in 2009 Identify & Minimise all MIPIM travel by train Recognise Impact policy to offset international air travel (our only offset area) invested in permanent Hong Kong office with local staff invested in video conferencing facilities in all offices Reduce Impact use public transport whenever possible mileage -15% & train use +83% since 2007 maintained policy of local studios across UK Slide 20 Purcell Miller Tritton Benchmarking 2009 Not ranked but valuable feedback placed 82 nd 2010 Ranked 58 th between Coca Cola & HSBC Improved performance in 24 out of 32 categories Lower end of energy and water use metrics 2011 Target top 50 Slide 21 Purcell Miller Tritton Sustainability objectives The goal of sustainable development is to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs World Commission on Environment & Development There are many, often contradictory, aspects to this challenge international business and travel being one example The carbon reduction targets being set by governments are long term targets because the ability to meet these in the short term is not available Our carbon governance targets as a business also need to be long term and incorporate our aspirations for growth in the business It is how we meet and minimise these contradictions that will define our success in being a sustainable business One way of doing this is to ensure that we continually improve and increase the level of sustainability of our architecture Slide 22 Purcell Miller Tritton Maintaining our commitment to sustainability and environmental design Only architectural practice in the Sunday Times Best Green Business Awards Top 60 (2010) ISO 14001 accredited across all 13 offices Member of the Green Register of Construction Professionals Member of the UK Green Building Council Internal audit of every project using PIOS (Purcell Miller Tritton Index of Sustainability) www.purcellmillertritton.com