The perfect excuse for being late for work has inadvertently been created by the architect and interior design team at the Penson Group. This proposed headquarter, called the Vestry, of a major UK company comes with a layer of green grass that disguises it from view. The layer of grass and hedges on the faceted roof help maintain the building's serious green credentials as well as making it a part of the surrounding countryside.
The Vestry is is located in the South-East of England and will use 100% renewable energy from its on-site sources; with clever design utilising daylight to reduce reliance on artificial lighting, smart drainage systems that will be stored to be later utilised in cooling the building in summer months, and car park landscaping, this ultra-green building will be hard to find from the ground and near impossible to be viewed from the air.
A tennis court here and there, a BBQ area, a swimming pool, and an outdoor bar will make this company worth adding to your CV.
What's Driving This Trend
- Green Architecture
- Create sustainable buildings that utilize renewable energy, smart drainage systems, and clever design.
- Green Landscaping
- Incorporate landscaping into the design of buildings to improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact.
- Stealth Design
- Create buildings with stealth designs, such as green roofs, to hide them from view and better blend in with the environment.
Who This Affects Most
- Construction
- Incorporate sustainable practices and innovative design techniques into construction to create buildings with minimal environmental impact.
- Architecture
- Create innovative designs that prioritize sustainability and efficiency to meet the demand for green buildings.
- Energy
- Develop renewable energy sources to power buildings and reduce reliance on non-renewable resources.
