<span>Boho</span><span>One</span>

Boho One

Boho One

Boho One is a speculative development designed to accommodate small businesses working in creative digital media in England’s North East. Our engineering and environmental design has enabled it to achieve a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating. The building also scored an EPC ‘B’ rating, improving on the Part L Target Emission Rate by 35%.

Daylight is provided to the internal spaces via north and south facades, while a sliding external brise soleil manages glare and solar gain. An average 5% daylight factor is achieved in occupied spaces.

The building is naturally ventilated and insulation values are 20% better than Building Regulations requirements. An open-loop, ground source heat pump system provides heating and cooling, utilising ground water from a 100m deep borehole. Three roof-mounted wind turbines were designed to generate about 5% of the base electrical load for the building.

Architect

xsite architecture

Value

£9M

Completion

2009

Client

Middlesbrough Council

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Large skylights punched through the roof form bring ample daylight to interior spaces.
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Skylights are incorporated into a planted area that serves as a green space for occupants.
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A limited material palette lends an industrial character to the communal areas.
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A hub for the creative industries, Boho One was designed to bring a little urban cool to this part of Middlesbrough.

Energising the creative digital media industries in the North East, Boho One is a statement of confidence.

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Architect

xsite architecture

Value

£9M

Completion

2009

Client

Middlesbrough Council