There are increasingly strict regulations from export markets and brands on greening production and supply chains, as well as sustainable development criteria. This forces Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises to improve their greening process more strongly. Going green is not only the responsibility of each business; the entire industry needs to participate to create a green business community and build a sustainable supply chain image in the eyes of consumers and international buyers.
On December 17, SACA organized a workshop on “Green Transition and ESG”, discussing sustainable development solutions in construction and signed a cooperation agreement with Green Transition Consulting to promote green technology and sustainable models in Vietnam.
The above achievements demonstrate the professional management and construction process combined with construction control and activities to raise safety awareness of each worker. ARDOR Green is honored to contribute as a LEED Gold consultant for this important project of General Contractor Newtecons and SOL E&C.
On November 1, 2024, the two towers Alpine and Forest, consulted by ARDOR Green, were officially certified as EDGE green buildings - an international standard of the International Finance Corporation (IFC), committed to environmental protection and sustainable development.
As Thailand’s first EDGE-certified condo-hotel, Layan Green Park has set a new standard for eco-conscious development, offering residents and guests luxury, sustainability, and advanced technology. This project promises to save up to 40% on utilities through its energy-efficient design, making it not just a housing development, but a lifestyle of comfort and responsibility.
Green building simulation in construction is the use of specialized tools and software to analyze, evaluate and optimize the design of buildings to ensure sustainability and energy efficiency. This process helps architects, engineers and designers predict the performance of buildings, thereby providing appropriate solutions to minimize environmental impact, optimize resource use and improve the quality of living space.
With a design intended to set a standard for mixed-use complexes in the area, Harmonia 1250—with its vertical layout integrating commercial spaces, offices, and residential units—brings a unique innovation to the real estate market.
Conveying a sense of lightness and connection with nature, the Lumi Shala, a meditation and yoga space in Bali, Indonesia, is enveloped by majestic natural surroundings. The building is constructed using bamboo "petals" and covered with shiny copper tiles.
Located at the west of 35-17 Tongui-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, the site is home to a symbolic pine tree, which is the largest type of tree in Korea. After the tree passed away in 1991, several shrubs and pine trees were planted in the area to commemorate the natural heritage of the past.
The Brisa building is located in Leblon, one of the most beloved neighborhoods for Cariocas, at the corner of Igarapava Street and Visconde de Albuquerque Avenue. Situated on a tree-lined street, it serves as an important hub connecting two bustling commercial areas, with convenient amenities within easy reach for residents, including access to the refreshing beach area.
Damin High School in Ningbo, established in 1987, is a full-time institution dedicated to students with special educational needs and disabilities. The majority of students have moderate to severe disabilities, with autistic students making up a quarter of the total. The project's goal is to renovate the entire campus to bring new energy, enhancing the spiritual and educational values for these children through unique architectural and landscape strategies.
Since 2004, SHoP Architects has undertaken a series of projects to restore and bring new life to the long-forgotten waterfront area of Lower Manhattan. Extending from the Financial District to the historic South Street Seaport and neighborhoods in the Lower East Side, the projects include new parks, piers, recreational spaces, bike paths, and commercial areas.
The seven-story EDGE Suedkreuz Berlin office complex was sustainably constructed using modular wood-hybrid building methods. Covering an area of around 20,000 square meters, it has become the largest wood-hybrid building in Germany. The German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) certified the project as Germany’s most sustainable building in 2022.