Strata SE1
Identification
Strata SE1
Castle House
251697
Map
Structure in general
skyscraper
aluminum
curtain wall
light gray
gray
dark gray
gray
dark gray
Usage
co-operative apartments
residential
shop(s)
restaurant
Facts
- The building exceeds the current UK regulations relating to sustainability by 13% whilst overall carbon emissions are expected to be 15% lower than the Mayor of London's good practice benchmark.
- The energy costs per flat are envisaged to be up to 40% less than Britain's typical housing average.
- Featured on-site is a combined heat and power system to provide sustainable power generation; rainwater is harvested for reuse.
- The three 9m-diameter wind turbines at the top of the building generate sufficient energy to either provide lighting for the whole building or provide electricity for 20 apartments.
- It is the first building in the world with integral wind turbines.
- The building is located in one of London's Energy Action Areas and therefore sustainability was important for the design.
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More InformationLocation
2-20 Walworth Road
SE1 6SP
Awards
Emporis Skyscraper Award Year 2010
7th place
7th place
Technical Data
485.07 ft
485.07 ft
482.28 ft
43
1
December 2007
June 2010
57
$128,099,505
Involved Companies
Architect:
Also recorded for this building:
Structural engineering, Landscape architect, Real estate agent, Planning consultant, Consultancy, Developer, Wind surveyor, Client, Construction management, Hoist supplier (construction), Environmental consultant
Features & Amenities
- Rainwater is recycled
- Wind turbines are present