University of Greenwich: Sustainable Energy Consulting Case Study

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What are the key details and services for the University of Greenwich building project?

The key details for the University of Greenwich building project include Client: Fanshawe LLP, Completion Year: 2015, and Location: Stockwell Street, London. Syntegra Group provided specialist energy auditing and certification for this development, which is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Maritime Greenwich. The project aimed to provide a modern environment for students in Architecture, Landscape, and Arts, and was shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA Stirling Prize for architecture.

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1 What environmental and planning assessments does Syntegra Group offer for educational building projects?

Syntegra Group provides a range of environmental and planning assessments, including Energy Strategy Reports, Daylight and Sunlight Assessments, Acoustic Plant & Noise Impact Assessments, Ecology and Arboricultural services, Flood Risk Assessments, and Air Quality Assessments. These services help ensure compliance and optimize the environmental performance of educational developments.

2 How does Syntegra Group assist with M&E engineering and building simulation for university projects?

We offer comprehensive M&E engineering design, encompassing mechanical and electrical design consultancy, alongside architectural acoustics. Our building simulation services include CFD & Thermal Modelling, Building Information Modelling (BIM), Micro-Climate Analysis, and Overheating Assessments to enhance building performance and efficiency.

3 What sustainability and energy consultancy services are available for educational institutions?

Syntegra Group supports sustainability through BREEAM, LEED, and Passivhaus Design Consultancy, as well as Whole Life Cycle Carbon Assessments. We also provide energy consultancy services such as Energy Monitoring, Commercial Energy Audits, and Net Zero Carbon Consultancy to improve the energy performance of educational buildings.