Reception room with exposed stone wall, yellow plaster and hexagonal terracotta floor
Reception room with exposed stone wall, yellow plaster and hexagonal terracotta floor
Open-plan basement kitchen with marble worktops, grey units and hexagonal cotto floor
Open-plan basement kitchen with marble worktops, grey units and hexagonal cotto floor
Exposed stone chimney breast between two small windows above a timber sideboard
Exposed stone chimney breast between two small windows above a timber sideboard

we seek to

Raise awareness of the climate and biodiversity emergencies and the urgent need for action amongst our clients and supply chains.

Advocate for faster change in our industry towards regenerative design practices and a higher Governmental funding priority to support this.

Establish climate and biodiversity mitigation principles as the key measure of our industry’s success: demonstrated through awards, prizes and listings.

Share knowledge and research to that end on an open source basis.

Evaluate all new projects against the aspiration to contribute positively to mitigating climate breakdown, and encourage our clients to adopt this approach.

Upgrade existing buildings for extended use as a more carbon efficient alternative to demolition and new build whenever there is a viable choice.

Include life cycle costing, whole life carbon modelling and post occupancy evaluation as part of our basic scope of work, to reduce both embodied and operational resource use.

Adopt more regenerative design principles in our studios, with the aim of designing architecture and urbanism that goes beyond the standard of net zero carbon in use.

Collaborate with engineers, contractors and clients to further reduce construction waste.

Accelerate the shift to low embodied carbon materials in all our work.

Minimise wasteful use of resources in architecture and urban planning, both in quantum and in detail.

As seen in

The Guardian
Vogue
Elle
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the wall street journal
Designboom
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contact

info@pardinihallarchitecture.com

London: Michelin House at 81 Fulham Road, SW3 6RD

Italian-British design, based in London, working internationally.

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