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At the forefront of BM3’s retrofit offering, Energy Assessor, Dave Moses
The Government has set a target for the UK to reach net zero in carbon emissions by 2050 and has already identified that improvements to existing homes are required in order to achieve this.
At the forefront of BM3’s retrofit offering, Energy Assessor, Dave Moses can guide you through how the process works and the quality standards that should be met when carrying these works.
As an approved retrofit professional and DEA accredited, Dave is committed to high standards of technical competence offering sustainable energy efficiency solutions to create more comfortable and healthier homes and places.
We believe in working towards a sustainable future, read more about our Energy Assessment services here: https://www.bm3.co.uk/services/energy-assessment/
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Ian Foden retires
We say a fond farewell to Ian Foden, Architect, Director, Dedicated Team Leader who has hung up his pencil after 33 years’ with the business, something we are very proud of.
Ian became a Director in 1993 and we would like to thank him for his commitment to providing an excellent service to our clients and for passing his knowledge on through mentoring apprentices and upskilling our teams.
Last Friday our Birmingham and London colleagues re-united to celebrate the upcoming retirement and to say au revoir to a leader who has been with BM3 every step of the way as we’ve grown. We wish him all the very best for the future, he’ll be greatly missed by us all!
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Jessica Humphrey has been promoted to an Associate!
BM3 are delighted to announce that Jessica Humphrey has been promoted to an Associate! Jessica recently oversaw the completion of the first phase at the Westbury estate re-development in Lambeth, London, providing 64 new homes and is currently leading on a large mixed use re-development in Poplar, London comprising 530 homes and commercial space.
Having completed ARB/RIBA chartership with BM3 in 2019, Jessica takes pride in mentoring other members of the BM3 team through their journey to becoming qualified Architects. In 2019 Jessica lead BM3’s submission to the gingerbread City. Outside of work Jessica is a keen DJ and enjoys coding.
We’d like to congratulate Jessica in her new role and look forward to sharing in her continued success.
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Paul Shepherd
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear friend and colleague, Paul Shepherd. Paul joined BM3 as an Associate Director in 2011. His exceptional talent, ability to manage people and projects, together with his fastidious and personable nature, made the decision to promote Paul to Director an easy one, with him joining the Board of Directors in 2018.
Paul had the wonderful ability to touch the lives of everyone he met in such a positive way. For those of you who had the pleasure of working with Paul, you will have experienced his professionalism, his dry sense of humour and his dedication to his craft.
He will be sorely missed by all of his colleagues at BM3. He was a great man, a great architect and, most importantly, a great friend. Our love and thoughts are with his wife Becky and two sons Jacob and Archie.
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For Paul Shepherd BM3 will walk 58km
Following last year’s hugely successful charity walk in Windsor, the BM3 team will be lacing up their walking boots once more for the very challenging Jurassic Coast walk. This year we’re very proud to be partnering with The British Heart Foundation. In 2023 our dear friend and colleague Paul Shepherd, aged 46, died suddenly of a heart attack whilst away on holiday with his wife Becky and two sons Jake and Archie. Paul was simply amazing and everyone at BM3 desperately misses him.
So we’re doing this for Paul, and along the way we want to raise awareness and lots and lots of money, so please dig deep for this very worthy cause.
Our fundraising page: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/bmthree-architecture-ltd
Thank you.
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BM3 celebrates 2 years as a Carbon Neutral Organisation!
For the second year running, BM3 continues to remain a Carbon Neutral Organisation!
The aim to reduce our carbon footprint is still hugely important to us and we stay committed to making sure we do our part to help take care of our planet!