LOM’s directors discuss our drive to promote sustainable design and plans to achieve net zero as a business in 2022.
Sustainable design isn’t just a priority – it’s a necessity. LOM looks ahead at 2022.
COP26 and net zero: If not now, then when?
LOM is a net zero practice committed to keeping global heating below 1.5ᴼC. Our global leaders must take the lead from businesses and do the same before it’s too late.
LOM achieve Net Zero operational carbon emissions
As the practice is certified as net zero for direct emissions, LOM looks at why this is only the beginning, and what’s next on the path to greater sustainability.
To get serious about net zero, we need to focus on specification
What we build and how we build it is pivotal to tackling the climate crisis.
Designing for net zero – it all starts with definition
Architects have a key role to play in delivering net zero design, but to be sustainable in the truest sense, we need to ensure we are considering the whole lifecycle of a building and its components.
Sustainability, advising and acting – our 360 degree approach to Net Zero
We have a responsibility to articulate the benefits of sustainable architecture and deliver energy efficient buildings for our clients. We are also looking at our own operations and are actively working towards becoming a Net Zero business.
Thinking flexibly, thinking sustainably – thinking for the future
Covid-19 has been a litmus test of office adaption. LOM director Richard Hutchinson looks at how we can accommodate future change in the workplace, and why flexibility is key if today’s real estate is to stand the test – and shocks – of time.
LOM develops sustainable model primary school
LOM architecture and design has developed a model ‘off grid’ primary school concept for client Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB), as part of the bank’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, that can be rolled out to any part of the west African nation.