News

AMA was mentioned in Architect News' 30th June article about the recent British embassy event in Greece, which celebrated completion of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center architectural designs. Learn more about the project here.

AMA director Alexi Marmot recently presented at the British Council for School Environments's 28th June event, The Design and Management of Learning Environments – Future Funding: Future Planning, in London.

Alexi Marmot joined panellists to present ‘The future of the education estate’ at Education Investor’s Summit 2011 in London 5th April 2011. For more information, click here.

On 29th March 2011, Alexi Marmot and AMA colleagues hosted an event with university estates directors to discuss strategies to use space more effectively while providing an excellent student experience. For more information, contact us.

Joanna Eley presented preliminary findings from the Energy Efficient Whitehall project during the Knowledge Transfer Network’s 24^th March 2011 event on ‘Changing User Behaviour in Buildings’.

Alexi Marmot gave a keynote talk, Are libraries special?, at the SCONUL conference on 2 December.  For more information, click here.

Alexi Marmot spoke on Radio 4's Today Programme on the benefits of maintaining a pleasant work environment in face of the government's drive for cost efficiency.

AMA won Energy Efficient Whitehall commission -- the Technology Strategy Board and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) have commissioned AMA to pilot WorkWare^SUSTAIN, our innovative toolkit designed to reduce work-related energy and carbon emissions by gathering data and delivering tailored behavioural change programmes. AMA is one of just nine companies involved in the £2m programme. For more information, click here.

AMA has begun working on an exciting new pilot designed to support behaviour change around sustainability of universities and colleges. AMA will be working with EAUC, the Environmental Association for Universities and Colleges, and the project will involve a 6-month pilot in Reid Kerr College and the University of the West of Scotland.