Harris Academy Sutton
Harris Academy Sutton is the largest Passivhaus school in the UK.
The new school on Chiltern Road has been designed for 1275 pupils including sixth form, with a high standard of accommodation providing for long-term flexibility and curriculum development. The building has been designed and built to Passivhaus standard, to meet the council’s ambitions for an excellent school environment combined with very low energy consumption.
It is also part of a wider masterplan for the intended London Cancer Hub (LCH), a new life science innovation cluster focused on cancer research and treatment, situated on the former Sutton Hospital site.
Choosing a Passivhaus design provides pupils and staff with a healthy, optimised learning environment that benefits from the excellent air quality you get with Passivhaus standard buildings, as well as meeting the local authority’s requirements to minimise operational carbon
Project Information
Client Willmott Dixon Construction
Project Value £2,875,000.00
Contract Period 12 Months
Sector EducationSustainability
Work Undertaken
- LV Distribution
- Power Generation – Photovoltaics
- General & emergency Lighting
- Small power
- Visitor Booking in System
- Security detection and alarm
- Fire Alarm
- CCTV (internal) complete system
- Disabled refuge
- Disabled alarm
- Public address system – Internal
- Public address system – Athletic track
- Music / TV system
- Access Control
- Structured cabling