OFFICES



We spend around a third of our time in offices, and spaces that take into consideration the health and wellbeing of its occupants are more likely to result in a happy and productive workforce. Growing occupier demand for sustainable working spaces leads to higher rental premiums and higher occupancy rates, offering tangible investment benefits.

EnviroSustain is the ideal partner with a lot of ESG know-how: They provide competent, customised solutions and offer great expertise on sustainability matters.


Anja Bernhard, Portfolio Management & ESG Representative, KGAL

CASE STUDY

Technical Due Diligence assessment

This work was commissioned by a private real estate investment specialist. 


The property comprises of an eight-storey building with total lettable area of 20,613m2, most of which is office space, as well as a garden in the rear courtyard.

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Net Zero Energy Building: 


What does it mean and how is it achieved?

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, offices are likely to remain a central and important hub for many businesses. However, we expect to see increasing importance placed on the internal environment of office buildings, with a focus on occupier wellbeing. 

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EnviroSustain can support you with:

Technical and Environmental Due Diligence

Building certifications such as BREEAM and LEED®

Project monitoring

Improved health & wellbeing: indoor air quality, visual and thermal comfort

Decarbonisation strategy/net zero strategy (existing and new build)

Biodiversity concept 

Implementing Energy Management Systems

Stakeholder engagement strategy

If you’d like more information about how EnviroSustain can support you, please contact us

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