Green Forum • 15 July, 2024 at 9:00 AM
CTP, the largest listed developer, owner, and manager of industrial and logistics spaces in Europe, has won an international sustainability award for the community facility CTP Clubhaus at CTPark Bucharest West, Romania.
The Clubhaus project was recognized as the most sustainable non-residential building at the BREEAM Awards 2024 event in London, held last week, achieving 94.67%, the highest BREEAM In-Use score in the world. The building excelled in the Ecology and Resilience categories and achieved exceptional performance in the Water, Health, and Wellbeing categories. ADP provided sustainability consulting and certification services for this project.
"Winning the award for the most sustainable non-residential building at the BREEAM Awards 2024 reaffirms CTP's dedication to sustainability and recognizes Romania's role on the international green building map," said Ionuț Puiu, CTP Romania's Construction Director. "Located in the largest industrial park in Europe, Clubhaus has established itself as a game-changer in the logistics space market, being designed as a platform for educational events and a hub for meetings, serving the 2,500 employees working in the park as well as the surrounding community," he added.
"CTP Clubhaus is an energy-efficient building that ensures a high level of comfort for its users, with very low water consumption, a green roof, and solar panels," said Adrian Pop, General Manager of ADP. "But more than that, it is an innovative community facility concept with abundant vegetation for the immediate vicinity, which extends throughout the industrial park with bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, tree alignments, creating quality public space, and towards neighboring localities through investments and context for business development and job creation. CTP Clubhaus has the power to inspire the entire industrial sector," added Adrian Pop, General Manager of ADP.
In addition to CTPark Bucharest West, CTP has established Clubhaus facilities at CTPark Bor and Ostrava in the Czech Republic, Budapest West in Hungary, and CTPark Sofia in Bulgaria, with plans for further expansion.