Distribution and logistics
The distribution, logistics and industrial sector has experienced unprecedented growth over recent years, presenting challenge and opportunity for the design and development of market-leading facilities.
Meeting logistics demand
E-commerce is driving demand for a new type and range of logistics outlets, from large regional distribution centres to smaller urban depots for last mile delivery.
Whether regenerating brownfield sites, retrofitting existing developments or building new, we can help you plan, design and deliver schemes that reflect and meet the demands of modern logistics.
With an in-depth understanding of our client’s challenges, risks and commercial objectives, we work as project partners across all construction stages; from site selection and evaluation through design to completion.
- Site selection, due diligence and feasibility
- Planning and permitting consents
- Environmental services
- Transport planning
- Design and masterplanning
- Project and programme management
- Health, safety and risk
Pursuing net zero carbon
Developers of the built environment hold a responsibility to respond to the sustainability agenda. We help our clients to produce flexible, sustainable and cost-effective warehouse designs and masterplans that future proof developments for ongoing value. Wherever you are on your journey to net zero, we can set you up for success; from shaping a net zero strategy to tackling embodied carbon.
Achieving Biodiversity Net Gain
Development schemes in England are required to deliver 10% biodiversity net gain (BNG) for at least 30 years. Emphasis is placed on enhancing habitats and improving biodiversity on site over time.
Achieving BNG on crowded distribution sites is challenging, so addressing BNG during planning applications is key to preventing costly delays further down the line. Our team can help you avoid harm to habitats and efficiently utilise space on logistics sites to achieve BNG.
Designing for wellness
Optimising supply chain management for maximum value is a critical part of the logistics process. Design revolves around end-user functionality, but also at the core lies the goal of creating a desirable space for the workforce.
Embedding wellbeing into design can foster employee productivity and retention. Our team specialise in helping our clients achieve industry standards; guiding them through the intricacies of the WELL standard to deliver logistics spaces that enhance the occupant's health and quality of life.
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Key contacts
Kester Purslow
Senior Director – Architecture
James Carlisle
Operational Director - Transaction Advisory & Due Diligence
Suzy Wilson
Senior Associate Director