Chapman Taylor published an Insight paper exploring how a new generation of data centres can become better neighbours, responding positively to their surroundings, communities, and environmental context.

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Beyond the Box: Data centres need to become better neighbours. As demand for digital infrastructure accelerates, data centres are becoming an increasingly prominent part…

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Chapman Taylor

Global Architects, Masterplanners and Interior Designers

Industry
Architecture and Planning
Location
Paddington, GB
Company size
201–500 employees

About Chapman Taylor

Operating from 13 design studios, Chapman Taylor is an award-winning practice of global architects, masterplanners and interior designers. Established in 1959, we have longstanding relationships with many of the world’s leading developers, contractors, consultants, investors and brands. Clients benefit from the breadth of our pooled knowledge and creative expertise across design studios in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Specialising in Residential, Retail, Leisure, Hospitality and Office design, we are able to blend these uses into vibrant mixed-use environments for people to enjoy. At the heart of our practice is an unwavering commitment to GOOD DESIGN. For us, good design means designing with integrity, balancing form and function to create buildings and spaces that truly serve their purpose. We also believe in DESIGN FOR GOOD - our commitment to embedding sustainable, ethical practices into every project we undertake. Design for good ensures that our work has a positive, lasting impact on people, places, and the planet. We are the proud winner of over 300 global design awards.

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Chapman Taylor published an Insight paper exploring how a new generation of data centres can become better neighbours, responding positively to their surroundings, communities, and environmental context. | SeedOps