Pioneering Sustainability: A Model for Low Carbon Innovation
University of East Anglia
The Enterprise Centre
The Enterprise Centre (TEC) at the University of East Anglia (UEA) is recognised as the UK’s greenest building, achieving the Passivhaus standard and a BREEAM Outstanding rating. This multi-award-winning project serves as a catalyst for sustainable businesses and fosters innovation within the Norwich Research Park.
Designed by sustainable architects Architype and constructed by Morgan Sindall, the TEC offers various facilities, including business support workshops, networking spaces, open-plan offices, and incubation areas for graduate start-ups and Knowledge Economy businesses. The building's construction emphasises low embodied energy and carbon technologies, utilising natural and bio-renewable materials sourced from local supply chains.
The Enterprise Centre
The Enterprise Centre (TEC) at the University of East Anglia (UEA) is recognised as the UK’s greenest building, achieving the Passivhaus standard and a BREEAM Outstanding rating. This multi-award-winning project serves as a catalyst for sustainable businesses and fosters innovation within the Norwich Research Park.
Designed by sustainable architects Architype and constructed by Morgan Sindall, the TEC offers various facilities, including business support workshops, networking spaces, open-plan offices, and incubation areas for graduate start-ups and Knowledge Economy businesses. The building's construction emphasises low embodied energy and carbon technologies, utilising natural and bio-renewable materials sourced from local supply chains.