Good lighting design involves reducing the environmental impact and light pollution of the building to wildlife. In addition, automatic shutdown of outdoor lighting ensures reduced energy consumption.
Permeable, light-colored walkways minimize effects on microclimates and wildlife habitats by reducing heat islands.
By planting non-invasive vegetation, the entire project restores existing natural areas to provide habitat and promote biodiversity.
A stormwater collection tank is provided to be used for toilet drains and the irrigation system. This choice optimizes the efficiency of the water system by reducing the use of potable water.
Life cycle analysis helps identify different strategies to reduce CO2 emissions throughout the building's life cycle.
Sustainable materials with a low ecological impact were selected to reduce the building's environmental footprint.
The offices offer occupants a connection to the natural outdoor environment through windows that look out to open green spaces and an MEP system with local controls and seasonal settings.
All supplies and consumption are managed by a BMS system that can control and monitor all utilities and any problems or failures.
