Haptic Architects submits plans to refurb 1970s Camden office

Haptic Camden 5

Scheme to upgrade block’s energy rating from lowest possible to highest

Haptic Architects has lodged plans to refurbish and extend a 1970s office building in Camden with an energy performance so poor that it is currently “unlettable”.

The proposals for Battle Bridge House at 300 Gray’s Inn Road aim to bring the block’s EPC rating up from G, the lowest possible score for energy performance, to A, the highest.

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