Good for the environment, good for you.

Green building, also known as “green construction” or “sustainable building”, is a comprehensive systemic approach to design, construction, and operation of buildings to save energy, water, and raw materials. An LEED-certified sustainable construction planning (green building) includes working closely with all the project planners involved, at all project stages, from the early planning process until the building is ready to be inhabited, while adhering to strict working practices and using high-level materials.

What are the fundamental principles of Green Building?

• Optimizing indoor environmental efficiency
• Improving air quality by reducing levels of air pollution, at home and anywhere else
• Reducing environmental damages significantly
• Conserving natural resources

What are the benefits of “green building”?

• Creating a healthy, comfortable living environment while avoiding damage, as much as possible, to perishable natural resources and to the enviroment
• Smart management of all energy-consuming systems in the public space, enabling dynamic management, control, and monitoring using various types of sensors
• Reducing consumption of energy, water, raw materials and other natural resource
• Improving the quality of living and working spaces
• Reducing the environmental impact
• Effective utilization of the project’s natural benefits
• Completing tasks ahead of schedule 
• Reducing construction costs substantially.

To conclude, Green Building creates quality projects, where tenants receive a product with clear benefits of cost-effective energy and water consumption, as well as an efficient, on-going maintenance for a healthier environment, and a healthier life.