Hangar green 12km south of Copenhagen, an industrial business area dotted with repurposed aircraft hangars. New construction takes...

Red-brick green With its stylish 3 cornered, red brick façade – i9 pays homage to Wolverhampton’s rich industrial history. At the heart...

Human-centred green Henrietta House maximises movement, connectivity, collaboration and social capital. With experts from over 20...

Long-life green In the epicentre of London’s Tech City, surrounded by Victorian warehouses, a simple idea, beautifully engineered....

Reborn green In one of the world’s oldest cities, a few hundred metres from the Olympic Stadium, a 1983 block reimagined. ART1 is a new...

Skyscraper green At 278m 22 Bishopsgate is London’s 2nd tallest building – plus the City’s 1st skyscraper built by female architect. A...

PassivHaus green Profoundly pushing PassivHaus boundaries. First, the established ‘PassivHaus Classic’, then the ‘PassivHaus Plus’, now...

Early green Lumbering, unloved 1980s office block, saved from demolition. Occupied by BT for many decades until 2006, Angel Building was...

High green In London’s Silicon roundabout, HYLO melds old and new. An ambitious “cut-and-carve” job – stripping the 16-storey 1960s block...

Telecoms green Orange is the new green. Telecoms provider, Orange, has just launched their smartest, greenest ever branch and workplace....

Edwardian-inspired green In the centre of Farringdon, nestled between the grand edifices of theatre-land and the sleek curves of the...

Irish green Once a symbol of recession – an unsightly slab of concrete representing much that had gone awry for banking and construction...

Iconic green One of London’s most renowned – the Walkie-Talkie, the Walkie-Scorchie, the Pint – it has reaped all the headlines. 20...

Modular green With a flavour of Bauhaus, principles of reduce, reuse, recycle are explored to the next level in this demountable...

Brutalist green Originally built in 1968, Space House is a bright, bold, brutalist retrofit. A new, better type of space, giving people...

Spruce green Norway spruces reach new Nordic heights. At 85.4m high, mixed-used Mjøstårnet is officially the world’s tallest timber...

Spaceship green In the words of the architect, “If it looks a bit like a spaceship has landed, that’s no bad thing. It’s a very harsh...

Grade II listed green Imposing and historically important, evoking the grand buildings of Paris. Sensitively redeveloped to meet demands...

Seaside green A 1792 city map was used as a blueprint for this development, inspired by Brighton Lanes’ historic origin, creating an...

Outstanding green Dramatic sweeping façade, statement spiral staircase. Bounded by water on both sides – one of the last commercial lots...