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Sustainability certification for the Vila Bonaplata building in Barcelona's Zona Franca, a Culmia development under the Built to Rent model. The main objective has been to minimise the environmental impact and associated costs of the asset, maximising the comfort of tenants throughout its life cycle. The strategy is based on continuous monitoring, the use of renewable energies and the traceability of impacts through the BREEAM seal.
Final post-construction rating with a score of over 55%, attesting to higher standards in health, wellbeing and operational savings for the rental model.
Improved primary energy consumption of between 72% and 73% depending on the phase, allowing a drastic reduction in external dependence and optimising the financial profitability of the asset.
Achievement of annual emissions savings of over 53% through low-carbon technologies and a district heat network powered by up to 95% locally sourced biomass.
Technical optimisation that facilitates an improvement of up to 65% in air conditioning demand, ensuring constant thermal comfort for tenants and minimising maintenance costs.