Following an in-depth carbon assessment, and two years of structural change to the business, LOM has achieved carbon neutral status.
LOM certified as a Carbon Neutral Organisation
Flexibility is fundamental
LOM Director Richard Hutchinson gives his insight on occupier appetite for maximum flexibility with 100 per cent functionality
Work starts on LOM-designed Tigné Point development in Malta
A major new residential and public realm project designed by LOM has broken ground after Malta’s planning authority approved the project.
Santander’s Unity Place celebrates topping out
The new LOM-designed UK headquarters for Santander has reached a construction milestone.
Sustainable design isn’t just a priority – it’s a necessity. LOM looks ahead at 2022.
LOM’s directors discuss our drive to promote sustainable design and plans to achieve net zero as a business in 2022.
Santander Unity Place shortlisted for World Architecture Festival award
LOM’s design for Santander’s new Milton Keynes workplace campus and UK HQ has been shortlisted for a prestigious global architecture award.
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.
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.