KpH joins Article 25’s More Than a Building network as a Gold Member
KpH is proud to announce its membership of More Than a Building, a collaborative network led by Article 25, the UK’s leading architectural charity, bringing together organisations from across the built environment to support the delivery of sustainable schools, healthcare facilities and homes for communities in need around the world.
Article 25 has completed more than 100 projects across 35 countries, working in remote and disaster-affected regions to improve access to healthcare, education and safe shelter. Every project is grounded in community engagement, local employment and climate-resilient design, helping create buildings that continue to serve communities for generations to come.
A deconstruction and demolition specialist since 2001, KpH combines technical expertise with future-focused thinking to deliver projects safely, sustainably and with precision.
Through a reuse-first approach and close collaboration with clients and supply chain partners, KpH is committed to improving circularity within the built environment and contributing to positive social and environmental outcomes.
Joining More Than a Building reflects KpH’s continued commitment to responsible resource management, collaborative working and creating positive impact beyond the project itself.
Lyndsey West, Managing Director at KpH, said:
As a deconstruction contractor, we have a unique opportunity to influence sustainable outcomes from the very start of a project.
At KpH, social value is embedded in how we work – from our reuse-first approach to the way we collaborate with partners and communities. Joining More Than a Building allows us to be part of a collective effort to create a more responsible and sustainable built environment.
Gemma Holding, Chief Executive of Article 25, said:
We are delighted to welcome KpH to the More Than a Building network as a Gold Member. Their reuse-first ethos, commitment to circularity and focus on social value reflect the principles at the heart of our work. Together, we can extend the positive impact our sector can achieve for communities around the world.
To learn more about Article 25 and the More Than a Building initiative, visit Article 25
