DLW Linoleum by Gerflor Group

GWP Total: 22.19 kg CO₂e/m²
GWP A1-A3: 16.34 kg CO₂e/m²

Sustainability Certificates

Cradle 2 Cradle

Silver

DLW Linoleum by Gerflor is a natural, bio-based flooring material composed of linseed oil, wood flour, cork powder, resins, and natural pigments pressed onto a jute backing. Manufactured in both roll and tile formats, it offers a smooth, durable surface available in a wide range of colours and finishes, including options with acoustic backing for enhanced sound absorption. Naturally bacteriostatic thanks to its linseed oil content, DLW Linoleum contributes to healthy indoor environments while also providing slip resistance. Sustainability is central to the product: it carries Cradle to Cradle Certified (Silver and Bronze, depending on collection), EPD, and FloorScore certifications, underscoring its low environmental impact and transparency. Fully recyclable at the end of its life, DLW Linoleum exemplifies resilient, renewable flooring for sustainable buildings.

CO₂

Kiel Castle Concert Hall gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects

Applied as sustainable solution

Kiel Castle Concert Hall

The renovation of the Concert Hall at Kiel Castle updates a post-war cultural building while retaining its architectural character. Designed between 2019 and 2025 by gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects, and bbp: architekten, the project upgrades the 1961–1965 concert hall rather than replacing its existing structure. The approach responds to contemporary acoustic...

CO₂

Hotič Educational Complex GEOPLAN

Applied as sustainable solution

Hotič Educational Complex

The Hotič Educational Complex, designed by GEOPLAN, brings together a primary school, kindergarten, multipurpose sports hall, library, and community facilities within a single integrated campus in the Slovenian village of Hotič. Conceived as both an educational institution and a civic hub, the project extends the role of the school beyond teaching to support everyday social interaction and comm...

CO₂

Périchaux Early Childhood Center Guillaume Ramillien Architecture

Applied as sustainable solution

Périchaux Early Childhood Center

Completed in 2024 by Guillaume Ramillien Architecture, the Périchaux Early Childhood Center forms part of the renewal of the Lefebvre-Périchaux-Brancion residential area in Paris. Developed in the postwar period, the neighborhood is a dense district in the 15th arrondissement marked by mid-rise housing blocks and open green spaces. The project incorporates a new public gar...