Sustainability
Throughout the site proposal, it is proposed for use of sustainable solutions to help to combat energy consumption, and to enhance the quality of people’s lives. Throughout the residential areas of the site, it is proposed for use as green roof spaces, and community shared spaces, where people can meet and converse. It is proposed to incorporate sustainable energy technologies, and to produce electricity through harvesting solar energy and save energy by recycling grey water for washing of clothing and flushing waste, etc. The details of such proposals are to be developed through the design process once the General Plan is Approved. In addition to energy for the buildings, it is the strategy to incorporate areas for charging electric (or hybrid) vehicles, whereby, residents and visitors to the retail zones, are encouraged to use electric vehicles, as there are areas to charge up vehicles on site. Cycle lanes are present within the proposal, and this goes one step further to green transportation within and beyond the site limits. The proposal is encouraging such enhancement of sustainable forms of transport through vehicle sharing and car pools, which contribute towards lowering the C02 production of this site.
Awards
Architect of the Year - Women in Construction 2017Architectural Leader of the Year - Building Design Finalist 202040 under 40 - Business Elite Awards 2020Travel and Hospitality Award 2021
S-GA is based in exclusive Belgravia, London, UK, whose style is grounded in mathematical principles; each project creates an exploration of Rhythm, Pattern and Repetition through tectonic.
Winner ‘Architect of Year’ Women in Construction, S-GA is developing its international portfolio, the first project, a £200m masterplan in Tbilisi, Georgia.
London Greater London SW1W 9BJ
United Kingdom
+44(0)20 7788 7977
https://simonedegale.com
