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This Sydney home celebrates the local climate and embodies sustainable living by combining elements of nature and technology in order to reduce CO2 emissions and enhance the well-being of the family. You will find an outdoor fish pond which feeds a rooftop garden with bacteria-rich water, an underground water tank and solar panels. The design by CplusC is a green, character-filled space that is definitely worth the feature.
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146 Marylebone Road, London, NW1 5PH | info@edge.co.uk
146 Marylebone Road
London, NW1 5PH
info@edge.co.uk
There are a number of accreditation assessments available to manufacturers. Set by third party organisations such as BREEAM, LEED, UL and C2C, they offer prospective specifiers the opportunity to understand and evaluate what sustainability standards a given material may offer their project.
Wherever possible we showcase materials that have some form of accreditation but also recognise that acquiring them can be a costly and time consuming process, particularly for smaller brands.
We believe in transparency and think that an honest approach to materiality is key to making more sustainable decisions when planning our built environments.
We seek and promote material manufacturers that:
