LEEDS ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ASSOCIATES LTD

LEEDS ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ASSOCIATES LTD

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We are a multidisciplinary worker owned co-operative of engineers and architects committed to creating sustainable environmentally friendly buildings. We use our wide experience to make your plans practical and usable. We specialise in healthy and comfortable buildings with net zero operational energy and strive for low carbon emissions across their lifetime. We are proud to offer a fully-coordinated building design including thermal modelling and Passive House design. Our Passive House consultants and low carbon construction and building services specialists work collaboratively with architects and clients to develop designs for net zero and Passive House buildings. Our designs include renewables heat supply and distribution water electrical fire detection data services lighting security and access controls for both domestic and non-domestic buildings.

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Medium company (£250k - £1m turnover)

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Building services/energy consultancy

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AECB Building Standard, AECB CarbonLite Retrofit Standard, Architecture/Design, Building Modelling, Building Services, Embodied Energy/Embodied Carbon, Health/Comfort/Wellbeing, Low Energy Buildings, Passivhaus, PHPP/SAP/rdSAP, Renewable Energy Technologies, Retrofit, Zero Carbon

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Skelton Grange Environment Centre, Leeds

This award-winning timber-framed building is a showcase for sustainability; in its design and construction and ongoing educational services for young people. Prefabricated off-site it consists of a core of teaching and office spaces supported by a computer room kitchen and toilet facilities with fully-glazed buffer zones on the perimeter providing additional workshop and exhibition space. The building supplies 95% of its own energy needs through alternative strategies. LEDA worked with the project team to create a design where renewable electricity (PV and a wind turbine) powers a heat-pump that extracts heat from a HV underground electricity mains cable. Solar thermal panels generate hot water and rainwater is used to flush toilets. “IsoGrass” insulation (from grass cuttings) used under the floor and in the roof. Windows have low-e argon-filled double-glazing. The building can be easily recycled at the end of its life. Excellent daylight levels avoid the use of artificial lighting.

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