Sustainable
environments
G&T has long been committed to reducing carbon year-on-year - we’ve been measuring the carbon impact of our business for more than decade. But in 2021 we went further by making a public commitment to become net zero carbon by 2030.
During the year we continued helping clients meet their net zero carbon aspirations. We worked on some of the most sustainable office towers in the UK, supported NHS Trusts on their journey to operational net zero and delivered a ground-breaking ‘mass timber in commercial developments’ forum led by our in-house timber experts.
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Our Net Zero Carbon Policy is our commitment to take action
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London's first office building with a rooftop urban forest will have best in class environmental and wellbeing accreditations
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One of the first developments in Manchester to feature smart technology, enhancing the occupier experience
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The first Pioneer Project in Yorkshire looking to set a new sustainability benchmark
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What are the main challenges being faced by the construction industry when using mass timber in office construction?
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This world-class education facility re-used previous fit-out components
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A new timber framed office to be constructed on the site of a former furniture manufacturing warehouse
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A new best in class landmark office development with spectacular views across the city
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A transformation that embraces the importance of zero carbon technology
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A new waste-to-energy facility exporting enough electricity for 60,000 households
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This "gateway to nature" will enhance the visitor experience at this remote nature reserve
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Changes need to be made to the way we design, build, use and deconstruct our buildings as we transition towards net zero carbon emissions
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The redevelopment is Forestry England's largest capital project investment
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What is needed to transform the NHS Estate to meet Net Zero 2045?
