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
Reimagining our existing workplaces through creative reuse
LOM looks at how the creative reuse of existing office buildings and their furniture can cut waste, carbon and cost.
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.
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.
Behind the façade – designing Unity Place
As manufacture of the façade begins, LOM explores the background behind its design for Santander’s landmark new UK headquarters in Milton Keynes.
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.
Looking ahead to 2021 – our hopes and predictions
LOM’s directors share their views on some of the key built environment trends, what clients are looking for and their aspirations for the year ahead.
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.