An architect who has been involved all her life with sustainable buildings, Lynne Sullivan discusses her role in the newly formed Inbuilt Consulting
I meet Lynne Sullivan at the moment she receives the keys to the new office for Inbuilt Consulting’s sustainable-building-design arm, which she will lead as executive director. It is the first time Sullivan has seen the office – the loft space of an old tea factory in Clerkenwell – since the decorators have been in, and she is clearly delighted with the generous windows (‘It means we can cross-ventilate’) and views over London to St Paul’s Cathedral.
Inbuilt was launched in December 2007 as part of the Renewable Energy Systems Group, which develops and operates wind farms around the world.
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