We developed a scalable deep retrofit solution for a social housing development in Bedfordshire, minimising energy costs for residents and generating income for the social landlord
Baker District in Guelph, Ontario is using Bioregional’s One Planet Living® framework to create a highly sustainable mixed-use development of 300 homes, a new library, retail and community spaces
Our sustainable products expertise helped Wilko, the UK homeware brand, ensure it was making the right decisions in its switch to plastic-free wipes
For two years, a team in Saanich has worked with the local government to engage organisations and businesses to make their region a better, more sustainable place to live
Mitchells & Butlers (MAB) is one of the UK’s largest operators of restaurants, pubs and bars – including Harvester, O’Neill’s and All Bar One, to name but a few. We helped them improve their carbon footprint monitoring.
Our zero-carbon expertise helped Raven Housing Trust and Catalyst Housing Association to create and adopt zero-carbon roadmaps to achieve net-zero emissions across their entire operations, including their housing stock
An in-depth gap analysis provided the charity Sue Ryder effective ways to improve its sustainable retail efforts
Combining office, retail, restaurant and cultural space, Bonham Quay is designed to create a healthy, greener work environment for 2,600 people where it’s easy to make sustainable choices
An ambitious new development in Western Australia is combining an innovative shared solar micro-grid with focus on fostering community to enable residents to enjoy truly sustainable lives
Bioregional Oxfordshire is helping to energise the county’s low-carbon sector with a new business network
Combining affordable and sustainable housing, The Amble Estate in Perth, Australia is using One Planet Living to create a fairer, healthier, happier community
Ssassy Property aims to create the future of housing developments – a community of people living happy, healthy, sustainable lives in zero-carbon homes with space for nature