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Perkins & Will to design projects twice in zero-carbon drive

By 2019-12-19T07:00:00

The staff of Penoyre & Prasad photographed near their current office

Newly merged architects to give RIBA stage 2 reports on closing emissions gap for all projects

Perkins & Will and newly merged partner Penoyre & Prasad are to start giving clients free reports detailing how all new commissions could be zero-carbon.

The initiative, which kicks off in January, effectively means clients will get two RIBA stage 2 designs for each project they commission.

Perkins & Will and Penoyre & Prasad’s move is among a raft of measures architects are offering from 2020 to address climate change.

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