For cepezed, like at local governments, companies, schools and other institutions, the week of 10 October will be all about sustainability. We will broaden and deepen our knowledge with a series of morning lectures.
Our designs invariably score high in terms of sustainability and circularity. Even buildings with specialized MEP-requirements, such as laboratories and research buildings, achieve a high BREEAM certification. And although not building at all is of course the most sustainable option, at least cepezed's new buildings do not lose their value quickly. For in our design philosophy, ‘dismountability’ and adaptability are paramount, as is efficient use of materials.
deepening knowledge
With almost fifty years of experience, we can support our design philosophy with more and more good examples, and we continue to develop. To broaden and deepen the knowledge within the office, experts are regularly invited to give a lecture. During Green Week, guest lecturers will even come along every day. Andy van den Dobbelsteen, professor of Climate Design & Sustainability at TU Delft, appropriately kicks off on Monday by highlighting the urgent need for sustainable architecture.
Our designs invariably score high in terms of sustainability and circularity. Even buildings with specialized MEP-requirements, such as laboratories and research buildings, achieve a high BREEAM certification. And although not building at all is of course the most sustainable option, at least cepezed's new buildings do not lose their value quickly. For in our design philosophy, ‘dismountability’ and adaptability are paramount, as is efficient use of materials.
deepening knowledge
With almost fifty years of experience, we can support our design philosophy with more and more good examples, and we continue to develop. To broaden and deepen the knowledge within the office, experts are regularly invited to give a lecture. During Green Week, guest lecturers will even come along every day. Andy van den Dobbelsteen, professor of Climate Design & Sustainability at TU Delft, appropriately kicks off on Monday by highlighting the urgent need for sustainable architecture.