From contextual analysis to the final submission.
Monitoring and reporting on the CIRC and MAT categories, drafting of the deliverables and support in reaching the target level.
A client who runs a project under GRO selects the applicable criteria, sets the performance levels and gathers the evidence that supports them. This work calls for sustainability expertise that the project team does not always have in-house. We take it on, from contextual analysis to the final submission.
Reach the highest level of ambition on your project's circularity and materials.
You hand us the project. We select the applicable criteria, set the performance levels before design begins, document CIRC and MAT as choices are made, and produce the evidence the framework requires.
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Request a GRO studyGRO assesses a project across eight themes, including CIRC for circularity and MAT for materials. Each criterion is set at one of three levels of ambition: good, better, excellent. The same summary file follows the project from the first sketch to the submission.
At level 0, the client selects the applicable criteria and sets the minimum performance levels before the design team starts work. The trade-offs made at this point avoid costly rework later.
We fill this role on the client's behalf. We select the applicable criteria, set the performance levels before design begins, document CIRC and MAT as choices are made, and produce the evidence up to contract award. The client makes the submission itself.
The achievable level depends on what the project already contains: its structure, its materials, its potential for disassembly. We examine these and agree with you which of the three levels the project can aim for: good, better or excellent.
The design team makes the design choices, and we show their consequences for the score.