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BR08 Assessor Listing NEW.Qxd 29/05/2008 12:20 Page 23 BR08 assessor listing NEW.qxd 29/05/2008 12:20 Page 23 June 2008 Assessor listing | BREEAM 23 NEED AN ASSESSOR? A complete listing of certified assessors across the UK Key: Code: Code for Sustainable Homes EcoH: EcoHomes MR: Multi-Residential Type of BREEAM scheme Company and phone number Bespoke Courts Code EcoH Ind MR Offices Retail Schools Prisons 2020 Liverpool 0151 237 2020 ●● 3 Planets 01332 416158 ● ●●●●●●● 3Dee 01202 484248 ● 3DReid 020 7297 5600 ●●● A2 Housing Group 07967 813669 ●● AA Energy Consultants 07884 261631 ● Aardvark EM 01984 624989 ● ab consulting engineers 0121 323 2332 ●● Abacus 01751 460014 ●● Abbey Consultants (Southern) 01923 274427 ●● Abdale Associates (Tring) 01442 382568 ●● ● Active Energy 07793 820897 ● Adams Integra 01243 771304 ●● Adrian Pragnell 07870 838259 ●● Advance Housing and Support Group 01993 772885 ● Aegis Environment 0871 242 5812 ● AEW Architects and Designers 0161 214 4370 ●● AHP (Architects and Surveyors) 020 8313 1023 ●● Alan Tate Consultancy 01274-583408 ●● Allen Tod Architecture 0113 244 9973 ● Ambient Energy & Environment 0114 266 5704 ● ●●●●●●● AmicusHorizon Group 020 8726 8600 ● An Norvys 01767 677577 ● Andre Gardner Associates 020 8599 4018 ●● Andreassen Associates 01344 626997 ●● Andrew Leighton Associates 01633 883030 ●● Aragon Housing Association 01525 840505 ● Architect Holling 01463 223710 ● Architects Design Partnership 0207 287 3224 ●●● Architecture Collective 00 353 56 777 0480 ● Architecture PLB 01962 842200 ●● Ark Consultancy 0121 515 3831 ●● Ark Design & Architecture 01942 684060 ●● Artillery Architecture and Interior Design 020 7283 2299 ●●●●●● Arup 020 7755 2575 ●● ● ● Ashford Borough Council 01233 330258 ●● Assael Architecture 0207 736 7744 ●● Assist Architects 0131 555 5700 ● Atelier Ten 020 7749 5950 ●● Atkins (Faithful & Gould) 01372 726140 ● ●●●●● ●● Avebury Projects 01908 672698 ● Baily Garner 020 8294 1000 ●● Balfour Beatty Management 01642 356688 ● Barton Willmore Design 0117 929 9677 ●● ● Barwick Housing 01304 248400 ● Bedfordshire Pilgrims Housing Association 01234 221284 ●● Beeman Energy 07779 010558 ●● Berkeley Homes (East Thames) 020 7720 2600 ●● Bernard Taylor Partnership 0161 443 1221 ●● Bespoke Builder Services 01892 891280 ●● ●● Better Prepared 08456 443970 ●● BHP Harwood Architects 01235 765322 ●● BR08 assessor listing NEW.qxd 29/05/2008 12:20 Page 24 24 BREEAM | Assessor listing June 2008 BREEAM scheme Company and phone number Bespoke Courts Code EcoH Ind MR Offices Retail Schools Prisons BioRegional Consulting 020 8404 7085 ●● BioRegional Quintain 020 7478 9375 ●● Black Architecture 020 7490 2400 ●● Black Country Housing Group 0121 561 1969 ●● ● Blackpool Council 01253 476074 ●●● Bluesky Unlimited 0845 094 0955 ●● BM3 Architects 0121 633 0000 ●● BME 01752 200800 ●● Borough of Telford and Wrekin Council 01952 202795 ● Bovis Lend Lease 020 8271 8000 ●● ● ● Bowker Sadler Partnership 0161 406 7333 ●● Bowman Riley Architects 01756 795611 ● Bramall Construction 01709 766000 ●● Brian Warwicker Partnership 020 7531 3450 ● Brian Young & Associates 0151 708 6121 ● Briary Energy Consultants 020 3091 3391 ●● Bristol City Council 0117 922 4431 ● Broadway Malyan 01932 845599 ●● Browne Smith Baker 01482 329276 ●● ● ● Brymor Contractors 023 9226 1515 ● BSRIA 01344 465608 ●● Building Design Partnership 0207 812 8000 ●●●●●●●●● Buildings for Tomorrow 07879 227741 ● BUJ Architects 020 7227 6900 ● Buro Happold 020 7927 9700 ●●●●●●● ●● CJ Oshea 020 8959 3600 ● CA Sustainable Architecture 01635 416688 ●● Caerphilly County Borough Council 01495 235517 ●● Caldwell Consulting 028 9066 9456 ●●● Calfordseaden 01689 888222 ●● ● ● Callao Housing Consultancy 0844 800 4945 ●● Calon Lan Eco 01824 750 498 ● Capita Symonds 01527 594500 ●●●●●●● ●● Cardiff Council Building Control 029 2087 1305 ● Cardiff Council Housing Development 02920 873615 ● Cardiff University 029 2087 0003 ●●● Carl Bro Group 0131 550 6300 ● Carter Design Group 01553 760941 ●● Cartwright Pickard Architects 020 7554 3830 ●● CBG Consultants 01865 864500 ● CDN Planning 01792 830238 ● Celleb 01908 516724 ●● Centre for Construction Innovation NW 0161 295 5076 ● Centre for Energy and the Environment 01392 264144 ●● Centre for Sustainable Energy 0117 9340 917 ● Chemcycle Environmental Management 01685 386897 ● Chris Tivey 01621 859272 ● Churchill Hui Architects 01227 454406 ●● Churchill Retirement Living 01425 462100 ●● Clancy Consulting 0151 227 5300 ● ●●●●●●●● Clarion Consulting 01424 850951 ● Clerk of Works Services 01525 862747 ● Climate Works 0117 954 4025 ●● Clive Chapman Architects 020 8891 4837 ● CNP Chisholm Nurser & Partners 01372 466445 ● ●●● CO2SY 07767 366755 ●● Code Consultancy Services 0161 224 0749 ●● Code Rating Services 01524 823025 ●● ● Conservation Engineering Consultants 00353 87 927659 ● BR08 assessor listing NEW.qxd 29/05/2008 12:20 Page 26 26 BREEAM | Assessor listing June 2008 BREEAM scheme Company and phone number Bespoke Courts Code EcoH Ind MR Offices Retail Schools Prisons Construction Assessment Services 01692 651058 ●● Cora Cummins 020 8726 8737 ● Cornhill Estate 01305 250427 ●● Cornwall Sustainable Building Trust 01872 277000 ●● Corporation Green 07989 932871 ● ●●●●●●● Costain 01628 842468 ● Couch Perry & Wilkes 0121 706 5511 ●●●●● Countryside Properties (Northern) 01925 248900 ●● Countryside Properties 01277 260000 ●● Coventry City Council 024 7683 2711 ● CP Construction Consultants 01245 360388 ●● Creative Environmental Networks 020 8683 6600 ●● Crest Nicholson Residential (SW) 0117 923 6600 ●● Crookes Walker Consulting 0161 834 9999 ●● Croudace Homes 01883 346464 ●● Cundall Johnston and Partners 020 7776 5034 ●●●● ●● ●● Cunnington Clark 01733 898010 ●● Cyril Sweett 020 7061 9239 ●●●●●●●●●● DM Energy Services 0118 947 9426 ●● Dandara Jersey 01534 506200 ● Dane Ashworth Cottam Chartered Architects 0161 236 0355 ●● Dave Hedger Domestic Energy Consultant 01642 576880 ●● Dave Regand now trading as Code Rating Services 01524 823025 ●● ● Davis Langdon (Retail) 02380 333438 ● Davis Langdon 01235 555025 ●●● DBK Group 01202 208000 ●● ● ● Degrees of Green 07786 980500 ●● Delap & Waller Consulting Engineers 028 7131 8808 ●● Denley King Partnership 01962 840345 ●● Department for Work and Pensions 0113 230 9711 ● Devon and Cornwall Housing Association 01392 814524 ●● Diligentia 0870 428 1911 ●●●●●●● Dixon DeBoise (South East) 01892 554600 ● DJD Construction Consultants 01905 612864 ●● DLA Architects Practice 01908 259719 ●● DLA Architecture 01924 858585 ● Dorset County Council 01305 225236 ● DPS Sussex 01273 846576 ●● Dr Patrick Waterfield 028 9045 9924 ●● Drum Housing Association 01730 403200 ●● DSSR 020 8567 5621 ●●●●● Duncan Knott Consultancy Services 07776 007318 ●● Durham County Council 0191 383 4901 ● E&J Energy Services 07920 579414 ● EAC Rickaby Thompson Associates 01908 679520 ●●●●●●● ●● East Thames Housing Group 0845 600 0830 ●● EB7 020 7183 2627 ●● EBBA Consultants 01309 696387 ●● EC Harris 020 7812 2000 ●● ECD Project Services 020 7939 7500 ●● ● Eco Evolution 01952 740828 ●● ECO2 Home Assessments 07984 318601 ●● EcoConsulting UK 020 7939 0989 ●●●●●●● ●● Ecodyn 01337 842002 ● Eco-Futures 01874 730910 ●● Eco-Koncept 07930 808699 ●● Ecotecture 01444 881603 ● Ecowise UK 01603 864796 ●● Edmond Shipway 0115 975 8595 ●● ● BR08 assessor listing NEW.qxd 29/05/2008 12:21 Page 27 June 2008 Assessor listing | BREEAM 27 BREEAM scheme Company and phone number Bespoke Courts Code EcoH Ind MR Offices Retail Schools Prisons Education Leeds 0113 247 5264 ● EJP Consulting 01527 559251 ●● Ekologika 0870 863630/01306 775011 ●● Elders Consulting Engineers 01382 568444 ● Elliott Dent 0191 514 1177 ●● Ellis Belk Associates 01202 671555 ●● Elmhurst Energy Systems 08700 850499 ● Enabling Projects 020 8632 1706 ●● Energist UK 08458 386387 ● Energy Consultants MK 08456 123999 ● Energy Council 0161 762 1055 ●● ●●● Energy Efficient Design Consultancy 01865 396172 ●● Energy for Sustainable Development 01225 812102 ●● Energy Savings Expert 01225 862266 ● Entec UK 01926 439087 ●●● ● Environ UK 0131 225 9899 ●●●●● Environmental Assessment Services 01444 882552 ● Environmental Design Consultants 0870 855 0601 ● Environmental Friendly Assessment Associates 01827 707177 ● Environmental Perspectives 020 7529 1530 ●●● ● Environmental Visage 01453 751768 ●● Enviros Consulting 020 7421 6340 ●● ● ERMC 01983 539730 ●● Essex County Council 01206 266209 ● European Urban Architecture 020 7250 0090 ●● Everwarm Energy Services 01621 858485 ●● Faber Maunsell 020 7601 1652 ●●●●●●●●●● Ferguson Brown Sustainability 01934 853300 ●●●●●●● ●● First Choice Housing Association 02920 703758 ●● Fitzpatrick Contractors 01992 305000 ● Flintshire County Council 01352 703129 ● Focus Consultants UK 0115 976 5050 ●● Foreman Roberts 020 7089 8900 ●● ● ● FrameSolve 01256 892211 ●● Frankham Consultancy Group 020 8309 7777 ●● Frias-Robles Associates 01202 657335 ●● Fry Binks Partnership 01264 333779 ●● Fulcrum Consulting 020 7520 1300 ●●●● ●● ●● Future Look of the Workspace 020 8289 8977 ● Gale & Snowden 01237 474652 ●● Gareth Hoskins Architects 0141 221 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