The planning condition specified that the scheme must be registered with the BRE and “a pre-assessment report (or design stage certificate with interim rating if available)” must be submitted indicating that the development can achieved a final BREEAM rating of at least “Very Good”.
Archive | Case Studies – BREEAM
Rhyl High School
Rhyl High School is a new build secondary school in Rhyl. The £25 million redevelopment includes modern classrooms, laboratories, a drama studio and café area, as well as specialist areas for the use by the local community. The school accommodates 1,200 pupils age 11-16 years, as well as providing a base for 45 pupils from […]
Suffolk New Academy Secondary School
A new three storey secondary school complex in Ipswich, to replace the old buildings and equipment, as part of the UK Government’s Priority Schools Build Programme. The project was assessed under the BREEAM 2011 New Construction Education Scheme.
St John’s Street student accommodation University of Northampton
A new 462-bedroom student accommodation block in Northampton town centre, as part of the University of Northampton’s wider redevelopment plans. The project was assessed under the BREEAM 2008 Multi-residential Scheme.
Welland Primary School
In response to a growing population, Peterborough City Council has undertaken a school places expansion programme. As part of this, the new 420 place Welland Primary School was constructed on the site of a previous primary school.
