Our Impact Strands

Date: 10/04/24

The methodology used to report on how our work performs against our four Impact Strands.

A methodology to report on positive impact

Our greatest opportunity to contribute to mitigating the climate emergency is through our project work, by supporting and challenging our clients and industry to adopt regenerative design practices. Our four ‘Impact Strands’ demonstrate our commitment to positive transformation of the built environment.

We have developed a methodology to report on how our work performs against these strands, knitting together the projects and services we provide our clients. This demonstrates how, as a collective, we create positive impact.

Work For Good - Impact Strand
Establishing affordable, inclusive, easy to navigate, and welcoming places to live and work, as well as helping organisations to maximise social value where it’s needed most, through creative approaches.
More With Less - Impact Strand
Creating more value with less material by designing out waste and inefficiency as part of wider productivity improvements. We respect existing buildings and components by looking for opportunities for reuse.
Restore + Adapt - Impact Strand
Our regenerative design approach seeks to restore habitats and ecological networks. We design new communities and infrastructure to be resilient in the face of high-emissions global warming scenarios.
Get Set Zero - Impact Strand
Over a decade of experience in carbon baselining, target setting, verification, developing decarbonisation pathways, and action plans for organisations and projects.
Useful Simple Trust Impact Strands
Our ‘Impact Circles’ illustrate how we work across different stages of the development process, ranging from strategic and feasibility work that demonstrates potential impacts (indirect), through to the implementation of projects and programmes that deliver tangible built outcomes (direct).