Ultrabrook – Hackney Mixed use development – London

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Syntegra Consulting Ltd have been successfully instructed as Energy Consultants to provide the following services on this mixed-use development in London E8:

Sidworth Street Mixed-use Development
Sidworth Street Mixed-use Development
  • 18 No. Code for Sustainable Homes Assessments (Level 3)
  • 27 No. SAP and new build OCEPC’s
  • 4 No. Commercial EPC’s (Combined retail circa 8,000 sqft)
  • 3 No. Commercial EPC (office space circa 8,000sqft)
  • Energy Consultancy

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Frequently Asked Questions

1 How do EPC and SAP assessments apply to mixed-use developments?

For mixed-use developments, both commercial Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and domestic Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) calculations are required. These assessments ensure compliance with Part L of the Building Regulations, evaluating the energy performance of different property types within the same project.

2 What sustainability certifications are relevant for mixed-use developments?

The page indicates a range of sustainability assessments applicable to developments, including BREEAM, Code for Sustainable Homes (CSH), SKA, LEED, and Well Building. These certifications can be pursued for mixed-use projects to demonstrate environmental performance and occupant well-being across various building functions.

3 What environmental impact assessments are typically needed for mixed-use developments?

For mixed-use developments, the page highlights services such as Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA), Air Quality Assessments, and Hydrology and Flood Risk Assessments. These are crucial for identifying and mitigating potential environmental effects, ensuring regulatory compliance throughout the project lifecycle.

4 How is overheating risk managed in mixed-use developments?

The page lists Overheating Assessment as a key service. This involves using advanced tools like CFD & Thermal Modelling and Building Simulation Modelling to predict and address potential overheating issues. Such assessments help ensure thermal comfort for occupants in both the commercial and residential sections of a mixed-use project.