At PLACE we provide a platform for local consultants, planners and decision makers to discuss and action achievable steps towards local, sustainable architecture.

Our Sustainability Symposiums attract professionals from across the South West to discuss the latest legislation and climate targets.

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Your Project

Making design choices including form, materials, and energy sources, has a critical consequence on the cost and environmental impact of your project and the world we live in.

Architects have a responsibility to support you in your decisions to make the right choice towards sustainable design — for you and the environment.

As a RIBA Chartered Practice, we have signed up to the RIBA Climate Challenge which focuses on three areas to help reduce environmental impact: operational energy, embodied carbon and potable water.

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