www.zedfactory.com

Zedfactory
Summary Bill Dunster architects is an innovative practice specialising in low energy, low environmental impact buildings and landscape design. Within the wider context of sustainable development we are committed to good quality design based on careful analysis of end user needs.

Our approach is one of innovative use of tried and tested technologies to deliver buildings which are both stimulating and practical on a daily basis and distinctive, economic and reliable in the long term. At the end of the day we recognise that buildings are homes and places of work - environments which have a powerful influence on the quality of life of those who share their environment. Bill Dunster architects gives high priority to achieving the right balance between human issues and technical disciplines.

In summary our aim is to design and produce buildings that:

- Enhance the quality of life for users and onlookers
- Achieve affordable sustainable development
- Reduce pollution and minimise resource consumption
- Are designed to combine longevity as well as minimising our ecological footprint.
- Challenge and extend ones expectations of what is possible
- Are a delight and joy to inhabit and use.
- Develop an aesthetic derived from eco- functional criteria.
- Use only appropriate technology and materials.
- Wherever possible are designed for future upgrade when affordable.
- Work towards carbon neutral
development.
Address Bill Dunster - architects, 24 Helios Road, Wallington, Surrey SM6 7BZ
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Country United Kingdom
Phone Number +44 (0) 208 404 1380
Fax Number +44 (0) 208 404 2255
Description zedfactory are leaders in the field of zero-carbon architectural design and development, we have a
tel: 0208 404 1380 fax: 0208 404 2039 email: info@zedfactory.com | Directions to BedZED home> Download Practice Profile Download UKTI Profile The ZEDfactory are the architects of BedZED, the UK’s first and largest Zero Energy Development. Completed in 2002, BedZED has create a thriving community in which people enjoy a high quality of life while living within their fair share of the Earth’s resources. The mixed-use development was awarded the RIBA Sustainability Award 2003 and sho