Building a sustainable tomorrow
Take a look at BAM's 2020 sustainability report to see how we have been doing.
Building a sustainable tomorrow
Our industry still faces challenging times, so continuing to invest in sustainability is important - for business, society and the economy. Our net positive approach allows our teams to work with clients to develop and achieve their sustainability goals, focusing on issues such as in-use performance and cost-effective outcomes over the lifecycle of the building.
That's what we mean when we talk about sustainable buildings.
See our net positive case studies
Take a look at some of our case studies to see what we have been working on.
The Pavillion
BAM has constructed the four-storey timber building, ‘The Pavilion’, for client Allied London. The 1300m2 timber structure,...
King's Cross Sport Hall
The new Sports Hall in King’s Cross has a distinctive saw-tooth roof and serrated black zinc facade, which nods to its...
RHS Welcome Buliding
BAM designed and built the Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) new Welcome Building and lake at Garden Bridgewater, the...
Our positive approach
Our net positive approach helps us to exceed our clients’ sustainability aspirations, for example delivering carbon reductions, producing less waste, enhancing the lives of those we work with, and implementing circular economy solutions.
Considerate Constructors Scheme
of our projects achieved 35 or higher for CCS
Social value
We measured the social value of 8 out of our many projects
BREEAM
Of projects achieved or exceeded target rating
Introducing our net positive themes
BAM aims to have a net positive impact on climate change, resources and people by 2050, in an approach that encourages innovation and offers new opportunities.
Climate positive
Reducing our emissions to zero, and providing products and services which reduce the emissions of others
Resource positive
Zero waste, preserving natural capital over the lifecycle of the built environment
People positive
Enhancing lives by making a difference to the people we come into contact with
Net positive future
Building the present, creating the future
Our industry still faces challenging times, so continuing to invest in sustainability is important - for business, society and the economy. Our net positive approach allows our teams to work with clients to develop and achieve their sustainability goals, focusing on issues such as in-use performance and cost-effective outcomes over the lifecycle of the building.
That's what we mean when we talk about sustainable buildings.