‘Give us used lights for our new office’, says JLL Top property manager JLL is on the hunt for for high-quality used materials including luminaires which could be used in its new headquarters at One Broadgate in London. Fit-out firm Overbury put out a plea for the pre-loved items on social media because it says a key objective of the work is the reduction of embodied carbon. ‘Together with JLL, we're tackling this head on by sourcing existing high-quality materials from commercial grade offices and construction sites,’ says Overbury ‘Applying ambitious circular procurement strategies to minimise embodied carbon and give valuable resources a second life.’ It says that cross sector collaboration between original equipment manufacturers, contractors and subcontractors, occupiers, developers and landlords is key to making the circular economy a reality. The team is evaluating all types of materials including electrical items, structural elements, architectural finishes and mechanical elements. JLL signed an agreement for lease for 134,000 square feet at Broadgate, EC2, British Land’s 32-acre campus adjacent to Liverpool Street Station. 1 Broadgate will become JLL’s flagship UK office and this commitment is part of the reimagination of its workplace strategy. • Read more: Link in the comments • The Circular Lighting Report is powered by Recolight
Ayça Donaghy Dan Griffiths anyone you know that can help ?
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2moBrendon Airey can your team at #Lightprojectsevolve help with this ?