• British Land detailed a low-carbon fit-out at 20 Triton Street, targeting embodied emissions reductions through reuse and more efficient building services.
• Upfront embodied carbon reached 103 kg CO2e per sq m, below a 190 kg CO2e per sq m major fit-out benchmark.
• Artus on-floor heating and cooling units cut embodied carbon 39% while reducing fan energy use 87% versus traditional ducted fan coils.
• Over 300 pre-owned task chairs lowered furniture embodied carbon by about 80% versus buying new.
• Materials were digitally “passported” to support future disassembly and reuse, positioning the site as a recoverable materials bank.

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