
Find out how Stride Treglown's self-built carbon neutral Cardiff office has really performed.
Date
15 Sep
Time
13:00 - 14:00
Venue
Online session
Over ten years ago Stride Treglown set themselves the task of creating a new office in Cardiff. They wanted to push the boundaries of sustainable design and create a building which minimised energy consumption and waste. Their self-built carbon neutral office was the first in the UK to achieve BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ at design stage. But how has it performed in reality?
With ten years of energy data, Stride Treglown are now sharing the results of Treglown Court in the hope it will provide a valuable insight into building performance to those striving for Net Zero.
Speaker
Rob Wheaton, Senior Associate Architect – Stride Treglown
Rob is a Senior Associate Architect with Stride Treglown and design lead for residential and mixed-use developments run from the Cardiff studio. With vast experience of designing and delivering innovative housing, he is adept at steering projects through complex planning processes and advising clients on design with a view to creating buildings that have a more positive impact on the world around us.
Rob is passionate about sustainable design, taking a holistic view on reducing both embodied and energy emissions. He is a qualified Passivhaus designer with detailed understanding of Building Physics including embodied carbon modelling, and is committed to strengthening working practices to deliver net zero carbon buildings.