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Project Summary
Project Summary
Client: Crosstree
Architect: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands
Location: Enfield, London

About the Project

The first phase of redevelopment at Edmonton Green Town Centre will include the provision of 350 residential units spread over 4 blocks. IN2 will provide building service solutions to these units alongside 980sqm of commercial retail space and 831sqm of restaurant and eating space. The 4 blocks will range from 7-22 floors and will be situated to the south of the current shopping centre.

These works will be enabled via alterations to the existing access road, the formation of new public realm, open spaces and extensive landscaping to include car parking and other associated works. IN2’s involvement in this project will ensure the optimal mix of energy efficiency is attained.

The energy requirements for this project will go beyond typical PART L SAP and Dynamic Thermal Modelling required for most buildings under the London Plan. IN2’s design will demonstrate compliance with the minimum carbon emission savings as stipulated in the London Borough of Enfield sustainability policies, The London Plan 2021 and the Energy Efficiency Assessment Guidance published by the Greater London Authority 2018.

Edmonton Green Shopping Centre 7

“Our plans aim to enhance what is currently a vibrant local town centre and market, add much needed housing and create a sustainable night time economy" Partner and head of development at Crosstree

Edmonton Green plans town centre

The energy requirements for this project will go beyond typical PART L SAP and Dynamic Thermal Modelling required for most buildings under the London Plan

Project Tags:
M&E Design
BIM
Sustainability
Dynamic Thermal Modelling
Mixed-use
Public Realm
UK
Europe