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Well, for a couple of days at least…
We’ll be discussing the important link between Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy and the Built Environment at the EV Charging Infrastructure conference in Berlin next week.
Very excited to be part of a stellar line up including Siemens, ABB, CHAdeMO, Hitachi, Volvo and Rolls-Royce.
Auf wiedersehen PHEV!
Our Brunel Centre for SGS College was Highly Commended in the Education Estates Awards last night.
The awards celebrate innovative ways to transform and refine internal and external learning environments into sustainable and adaptive spaces, from schools through to university.
Congrats to all involved for a fantastic project outcome.
We are pleased to reveal that our Experience Centre for Morgan Motor Company has been awarded the title of Best Conversion in the West Midlands LABC Awards. Next stop the ‘Nationals’ in 2022!
Big thank you to our wonderful client and the brilliant project team, including HB Projects Ltd, Integral Engineering Design,Constructional Timber, The Lighthouse DP and DDA Ltd.
We had a terrific night at the Structural Timber Awards yesterday where we picked up two trophies and a commendation!
K:Port Mobility Hub – Product Innovation Award
SGS Brunel Centre – Education Project of the Year
(and Highly Commended in the Low Carbon category)
Sincere thanks to our brilliant clients and collaborators on both projects!
We were delighted to be presented with the Award for ‘Retail & Leisure Project of the Year’ for our Morgan Experience Centre at last night’s Offsite Awards .
Big thank you to our wonderful and supportive client, the Morgan Motor Company, and the brilliant project team, including HB Projects Ltd, Integral Engineering Design, Constructional Timber, The Lighthouse DP and DDA Ltd.
Hewitt Studios were fortunate enough to pick up two awards at Friday’s CESW ceremony – the Offsite Award and the Sustainability Award, both presented for the SGS Brunel Centre.
Huge thank you to the brilliant team responsible for delivering this pioneering project with us, including Willmott Dixon, Provelio, Pick Everard, Craddys, Hydrock and of course our wonderful client SGS College.
Our second K:Port mobility hub has now opened at Glass Yard in Woolwich. Delivered for Transport for London, in collaboration with ESB Energy and Siemens Mobility, it enables electric vehicles drivers to charge up in 20-30 minutes via eight rapid charging points equipped with easy contactless payment.
The hub incorporates a carbon-sequestering timber structure, on-site energy generation and battery storage to ensure energy resilience, and a soon-to-be-planted rain garden which provides sustainable urban drainage.
Situated next to the Woolwich Ferry terminal and Thames Path pedestrian and cycle route, the site offers multi-modal green transport options and we hope will act as a blueprint for more sustainable neighbourhood travel hubs.