Named in honour of Trinity College’s former Senior Bursar, Sir John Bradfield, the state-of-the-art three-storey facility was specifically engineered to foster collaboration among high-growth tech entrepreneurs, offering flexible office accommodation, boardrooms, a 100-seat auditorium, break-out zones, and a commercial kitchen. To support these dynamic spaces, our building services consultancy engineered an agile, highly sustainable infrastructure designed to achieve a prestigious BREEAM “Excellent” rating.
Prioritising occupant well-being and exceptional energy performance, Bedwell MEP incorporated an intelligent mix of passive design and cutting-edge environmental technology. The building utilizes natural ventilation to improve indoor air quality and worker productivity, complemented by high-efficiency LED lighting with automated PIR controls, roof-mounted photovoltaic (PV) arrays, and a integrated BEMS building management system. Thermal comfort is driven by reverse-cycle air source heat pumps delivering localized heating and cooling, supported by low-NOx condensing gas boilers. From incoming high-voltage power distribution to advanced life-safety, security, and landscape lighting, our MEP strategy provides a future-proofed environment for Cambridge’s premier innovation hub.
