Sustainable WORKSPACES DESIGNED FOR THE FUTURE
At Tannery Studios, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. Our business hub is powered by a substantial rooftop solar array, generating a significant proportion of the energy used across the site, with the remaining electricity sourced from renewable energy suppliers. Alongside energy-efficient underfloor heating and air source heat pumps, we’re committed to creating a modern workspace that helps reduce environmental impact without compromising on comfort or performance.
Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond energy. Developed on a regenerated brownfield site, Tannery Studios incorporates reclaimed materials, including reused bricks and recycled scaffold boards, preserving the site’s industrial heritage while reducing waste. By combining environmentally responsible construction with modern business facilities, we’ve created a workspace that supports businesses looking for a more sustainable place to grow.
Live Solar Data
Our Sustainable Offices Near Woking Can Offer:
73kW Solar Array & renewables only electricity
Designed for Innovation and Collaboration.
A SMART Building built for Maximum Efficiency.
Hot water supplied via heat pump
Underfloor Heating
Free Onsite Parking
24-hour Access
Internet via two diverse fibre routes.
Private Meeting Rooms and Open, Communal Meeting Areas.
3 Phase 22kW EV chargers.
About the Build
Flexible contracts with the latest facilities
Tannery Studios is a SMART building with all offices, green room and studios equipped with open-source IoT fuseboards to monitor power, lighting, and heating circuits. Occupants can monitor their individual usage on a web interface or via a communal dashboard which nudges down unnecessary energy usage.
The site has installed infrastructure for a rainwater recovery system including internal pipework to toilets, re-routing down pipes from 2,500 sq m of roof space and gravity feeding air conditioning condensate to flush all the toilets across the site for 3-400 people once the use intensity increases and installation of the 100,000 litre tank becomes economical.
Other initiatives include recently re-roofing a third of the sites with 120mm insulated panels and increasing the south-facing roof space for solar panel use, upgrading the entire site to a minimum of 110 lumen per watt LEDs run via IoT motion/photoreceptor, energy-efficient instant hot taps, upgrading glazing and thermal envelope insulation / glazing, installing plunge sensors in windows to cut out air conditioning, installing demountable and reusable timber partitioning to allow companies to flex/shrink their footprint, electric car charging points and applying in collaboration with Southbank University for UK innovation funding to put in a 1 Mega Watt district heat pump using the adjacent canals as a heat/cooling source.
A 73 kW solar installation has just been installed which during the summer makes the building carbon neutral and is backed up via a 100% renewables tarriff.
