The built environment generates nearly 39% of annual global carbon emissions, with operational emissions (from energy used to heat, cool and light buildings) accounting for 28%. The remaining 11% comes from embodied carbon emissions or ‘upfront’ carbon associated with materials and construction processes throughout the building lifecycle. WorldGBC’s vision to fully decarbonize the sector requires eliminating both operational and embodied carbon emissions.

At Sustainabled Studio, we take the integrated, forward-thinking approach to providing sustainable and green building design and engineering services for new construction projects and existing buildings. By collecting the voice of our customers, our experts identify the project sustainability priorities and help clients recognize the potential challenges ahead of the developments considering climate change, regulatory compliance, occupants, and social concerns.

The goal is to design and develop resilient and sustainable buildings with minimized environmental impact, targeting zero carbon footprint. Additionally, to enhance the built environment’s positive contribution to the well-being of the occupants and the communities while unlocking new market opportunities.

Our experts and design team incorporate the innovative low-carbon, circular economy approaches to enhance resource efficiency and minimize building projects’ embodied and operational carbon. We help clients implement energy efficiency retrofits for the existing buildings to improve environmental performance and resource efficiency, reduce costs, and create spaces that promote health and comfort.

Sustainable buildings provide economic, environmental and social benefits for developers and multiple stakeholders across the value chain. The building sector has a significant potential for supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs)by addressing climate change, creating sustainable and thriving communities, and driving economic growth. Some of the benefits of Sustainable/ Green Buildings include: