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Standing out from the crowd
“Sustainable development is about each one of us personally, what we owe ourselves,
each other, our children and future generations. Our actions acknowledge the central
Sustainable Development importance of sustainable development. Willmott Dixon has a good reputation and
has constructed some fantastic buildings, really exciting examples of what
sustainability looks like in practice”
Sir Jonathon Porritt, Non-Executive Director of Willmott Dixon Limited and Chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission
Willmott Dixon can provide numerous Re-inking, our sustainable In addition, Willmott Dixon has a
solutions to leisure sector customers on development consultancy, provides wealth of expertise and good practice
how they can adopt the latest sustainable advice and solutions to the Leisure to ensure that your leisure project can
technologies to reduce the long-term sector on how to achieve sustainable achieve its full potential in terms of
impact of their buildings. development within diverse financial and social sustainability. We are
environments. As a founder member keen to ensure that our product goes way
e company also seeks new ways to of the UK Green Building Council, beyond the barriers of construction, and
reduce its environmental impact at its Willmott Dixon and Re-inking are will work with leisure sector clients to
offices and on sites. It aims to be carbon committed to the achievement of carbon find the best possible design, funding
neutral by 2012, as well as eliminating reduction in existing buildings and zero and strategic solutions to provide a
all waste to landfill by the same year, carbon in new developments. ‘balanced’ approach to both financial and
while KPIs on all projects monitor wider social sustainability, ultimately
performance and allow new targets leading to highly successful leisure
to be set. facilities.
Right
Swindon Central Library
which achieved BREEAM
Excellent and was awarded
best BREEAM building in
its category.
STANDING OUT FROM THE CROWD
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