Sustainability Report

The project reduces embodied carbon through several material strategies:

• Extensive use of 100% recycled aluminum alloy for public ceiling systems.
• Use of fully recyclable galvanized steel columns.
• Peach Concrete incorporates industrial by-products including:
  • fly ash
  • slag powder
  • lithium residue
  • crushed ceramic particles
• Up to 50% cement replacement, significantly reducing emissions associated with Portland cement production.
• Long-life adaptable interiors reduce future renovation materials and associated embodied carbon.
• Modular layouts extend the building's service life by reducing demolition and reconstruction.

Operational emissions are reduced through passive architectural measures:

• Elevated ground floor promoting natural ventilation
• Arcade-style shaded circulation spaces
• Water mist cooling system improving outdoor comfort
• Large facade shading panels reducing solar heat gain
• Lower summer cooling loads
• Improved air-conditioning efficiency by shading outdoor units
• Passive-first environmental strategy reducing reliance on mechanical cooling

Strategies include:

• Durable galvanized steel requiring limited replacement.
• Recycled aluminum with long service life and high recyclability.
• Protected HVAC outdoor units extending equipment lifespan and improving efficiency.
• Flexible tenant spaces reducing renovation frequency.
• Modular public areas allowing updates without major demolition.
• Durable concrete finishes minimizing maintenance requirements.