Category: Project

22 Jul 2021
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NetZero Week: 1 Regent Street

rfu olympics post-4

NetZero Week: 1 Regent Street

by Sam Maddin

As part of NetZero Week, 3PM are publishing a series of microblogs highlighting what we are doing to help stop climate change.

1 Regent Street

1 Regent Street is currently being delivered by 3PM on behalf of The University of Cambridge and The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. It will set the standard for low carbon retrofits to ensure net zero targets are achieved within the built environment.

The building sits within a conservation area in central Cambridge and will achieve BREEAM Outstanding, WELL Gold and EnerPHit (Passivhaus) certification, all whilst being delivered against a ‘typical investment model’ as 3PM continues to prove that sustainable buildings don’t cost more!

Read more in our project case study.

 

19 Jul 2021
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NetZero Week: UEA The Enterprise Centre

north wing from courtyard

NetZero Week: UEA The Enterprise Centre

by Patrick Watson

As part of NetZero Week, 3PM are publishing a series of microblogs highlighting what we are doing to help stop climate change.

University of East Anglia – The Enterprise Centre

Delivered by the 3PM team, with over 35 awards including BCO “Best of the best” demonstrating a track record in both innovation & sustainable delivery. The building has completed an intensive 4-year post PC monitoring, consistently achieving DEC A rating and a significant drop in maintenance visits, demonstrably best in class, low carbon delivery in action.

Read more in our project case study.

28 Feb 2018
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University of East Anglia Case Study

University of East Anglia Case Study

by 3PM

3PM recently collaborated with Resolex, Richard Bayfield & John French at the University of East Anglia to produce the attached Case Study.  This shows our innovative approach to the management of risk & gives demonstrable evidence of the techniques success.

“Research from the University of East Anglia shows how earlier identification of risks can save time and money on projects…”

 

Click to the links below to read the full articles.

Project Magazine Feb 2018 - TEC Case Study
The innovative delivery of the Enterprise Centre at the University of East Anglia
06 Nov 2017
Project, Project updates Laura Cosset 0 comment

At the Top in Cambridge

At the top in Cambridge

by Chris Garner

3PM have recently celebrate the Topping Out of the Chemistry of Health facility for the University of Cambridge.

Supplementing the world leading research and academia undertaken within the Department of Chemistry, this 2,640m² specialist facility will enable expansion of the existing office and lab provision.

The building will house the Centre for Protein Misfolding Diseases, as well as being a core base for the ‘Chemistry of Health incubator’ comprising research scientists from industrial partners and start-ups occupying laboratory and desk space alongside academics.

Navigating the site constraints of a live environment in the early project stages included the relocation of critical liquid nitrogen facilities and the management of electrical transformer replacement works, alongside the complexity of constructing on a heavily restricted site within the busy inner-City locale.

The team have successfully managed these issues by way of a significant consultation process, careful planning and utilising the strong relationships within the Project Team.

In short, a job well done by all.

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