BUILDING PERFORMANCE

Building Performance

The built environment is responsible for 40% of the world’s carbon emissions. So naturally, it’s essential to consider tracking and improving your building’s performance, both for the sake of the planet and your budget. 

The process begins with building physics modelling, where we explore avenues for improving the building fabric and identify areas of weakness within the overall scheme. Once these areas have been improved, we begin to look at introducing a mix of ventilation solutions and renewable energy technologies to suit the project. 


Depending on our clients’ project aspirations, we can consider areas like embodied carbon, overheating, and daylighting, to ensure a fully holistic and future-proofed design. Mesh’s approach to centralised building modelling allows you to easily interrogate your project’s sustainability credentials.

Do you want to know how your building is performing once the project is complete?


We can also help with energy monitoring packages and feedback for post occupancy evaluation. 

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Our Building Performance services:

The logical first step to understanding aspirations, setting goals and designing a low energy building.

Not all insulation upgrades are equal. Work with us to discover where best to pend your budget and make a real impact.

Take your understanding of building thermal performance to the next level and intelligently maximise occupant wellbeing.

Get comprehensive support for those tackling the ever-growing minefield of building regulations.

Ensure your building is performing as designed, confirm successful systems commissioning and get valuable energy usage feedback in real time.

Paragraph 79 Home – Cambridge

This innovative agriculturally based project is at the early stages of a paragraph 79 application. The unique home will be built for a multi-generational family with several wings and a communal living space at the centre of the building.


Mesh were asked to undertake a site wide pre-planning feasibility report looking at the best energy strategy.

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Millbrook House Hotel

With miles of beautiful beaches, stunning coastline and fantastic heritage, the Channel Island of Jersey has always been a popular destination. And it’s set to become even more attractive, as tourists from the UK and the continent look for safe places to holiday that are still close to home.

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by Doug Johnson • 11 January 2024
As we come out of our end of year hibernation period for 2023 and try to both digest and interpret what 2023 had in store for us, how we dealt with it, and what we would change if we could; we drag ourselves out into the blinding light of 2024 and hope for a less tumultuous year in the UK’s sustainable construction sector. I am an optimistic person and ‘glass half-full thinking’, as well as doing my best to gaze into the future, is my default position. When working with a team on the sharp end of sustainable building design, there are some trends which simply cannot be ignored and hold great promise for 2024. The following trends are in areas we’ve seen growing design time and client fees being spent to great effect, and that’s why these are my top four sustainable construction prediction of 2024.

Navigating the Growing Risks: 6 Sustainable Building Design Challenges in the Construction Sector

by Doug Johnson • 7 December 2023
In recent years, sustainability has seen a massive increase in priority within the construction industry. As climate change and its effects worsen around the world, architects, builders, and developers are now feeling more compelled to adopt more environmentally friendly practices. While pursuing sustainable building design is definitely a commendable course of action, the process itself has its own set of challenges; introducing potential risks to the construction industry that must be addressed.
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