At Fort Dunlop, sustainability is about creating a workplace that works better for businesses, people and the wider community.
As one of Birmingham’s most recognisable landmarks, Fort Dunlop has already undergone a remarkable transformation from its industrial past into a thriving modern business destination. Today, we continue to look for ways to operate responsibly, improve efficiency and support a more sustainable future.
One of the most sustainable approaches to development is making better use of the buildings we already have.
Fort Dunlop’s transformation gave a new purpose to an iconic part of Birmingham’s industrial heritage, retaining the character and identity of the original building while creating contemporary office, leisure and amenity spaces.
By adapting and reusing an existing landmark, Fort Dunlop demonstrates how historic buildings can continue to play an important role in the future of our cities.
We recognise that sustainability is an ongoing process.
We continue to review the way Fort Dunlop is managed and operated, looking for opportunities to reduce environmental impact, improve efficiency and make responsible choices across the estate.
This includes considering areas such as energy and water use, waste management, recycling, maintenance, procurement and the efficient operation of shared spaces.
How people travel to and from their workplace forms an important part of its environmental impact.
Fort Dunlop's location provides access to Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, with a range of transport options available to occupiers and visitors.
We encourage people working at and visiting Fort Dunlop to consider more sustainable ways to travel wherever practical, including public transport, cycling, walking and shared journeys.
Sustainability isn't only about buildings and energy. It's also about creating places where people want to spend their time.
Fort Dunlop brings together offices, amenities, food and drink, fitness and other services within one destination, helping create a convenient and connected working environment.
Our communal areas and outdoor spaces provide opportunities to step away from the desk, meet colleagues and enjoy a different environment during the working day.
Creating a more sustainable Fort Dunlop requires collaboration.
We encourage our occupiers, suppliers, partners and visitors to play their part by reducing unnecessary waste, recycling wherever possible, using resources responsibly and considering the environmental impact of everyday decisions.
Small improvements across a large community can collectively make a meaningful difference.
Sustainability is a journey rather than a single project.
As Fort Dunlop continues to evolve, we will look for practical opportunities to improve environmental performance, support the wellbeing of our occupiers and contribute positively to the wider community.
Our aim is simple: to protect the character that makes Fort Dunlop special while ensuring this Birmingham landmark continues to be a great place to work, meet and connect for generations to come.