Lambeth Palace

Wright & Wright Architects sensitively adapted the Grade I listed complex, parts of which date back to the 12th century, and has served as the home of the Archbishop of Canterbury for over 800 years.

The purpose of the refurbishment was to make it accessible and energy efficient. So even though many of the changes can’t be seen, a myriad of changes have taken place ‘under the skin’. This project represents a significant step in the Church of England’s commitment to achieving carbon net zero across its entire estate by 2030.