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Email: post@maxfordham.com
Phone:
London: +44 (0)20 7267 5161
Cambridge: +44 (0)1223 240 155
Edinburgh: +44 (0)131 476 6001
Manchester: +44 (0)161 312 8071
Bristol: +44 (0)117 329 0874
Max Fordham LLP is an environmental building services engineering consultancy, pioneering in sustainable design and low-carbon engineering. For over 50 years, we have engineered air, light, sound and energy to bring buildings to life. From our offices in London, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Manchester and Bristol, we have worked with the worldโs leading architects on some of the worldโs greatest buildings. Max Fordham's portfolio includes award-winning exemplars of sustainable design and a diverse mix of beautifully engineered buildings.
The Practice numbers over 250 people. It is a Limited Liability Partnership and essentially employee-owned, with 120 partners.
Max Fordham is the only practice to be crowned โCIBSE Building Performance Championโ twice (2022 and 2020), became BSRIA Soft Landings Practitioner of the Year in 2019, and were named ACE Inclusion & Diversity Champion in 2017. Max Fordhamโs projects have won the RIBA Stirling Prize three times: for MAXXI with Zaha Hadid in 2010, Newport Street Gallery with Caruso St John in 2016, and Magdalene College New Library with Niall McLaughlin Architects in 2022.
What encouraged you to become a member of ASBP?
Being part of the Alliance gives us a platform to share our experience and collaborate with other great organisations engaged in sustainable construction.
Max Fordham is at the forefront of Net Zero Carbon (NZC), sustainable building design, Passivhaus and Soft Landings, as well as having in-house specialists in Embodied Carbon, Circular Economy, and the NZC verification process. As a practice we are signatories of the World GBC Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment, were the first business to have their offices verified against the UKGBCโs Net Zero Carbon Framework, and have published the Net Zero Carbon Guide. Also in 2022, Max Fordhamโs own house became the first residential building in the UK to be verified as net zero carbon, marking a watershed moment in the countryโs drive to achieve a net zero carbon future.
Sustainability links
Net Zero Carbon guide: Home – Net Zero Carbon Guide