Our buildings consume 10 - 20 kWh per m2, compared with 80kWh/m2 for regular buildings.
We provide the creation of contemporary and near-net zero energy passive houses that align with modern urban development goals; we promote sustainability in construction, reducing community-wide environmental impacts.
Our buildings can vertically include different facilities such as hotels, apartments, offices and stores.
Unlike others, our prefab buildings offer superior indoor climates with modern amenities, spacious designs, and flexible interior layouts. This allows for future changes in use and allows for vertically differentiated usage of space.
With a high prefabrication percentage, compared with traditional developments, our method fuels a significantly faster realization of projects.
We achieve fully rented buildings in a matter of months, not years.
Imminent threats to future generations, including mass poverty, environmental degradation, war, climate change, inequality, and breaches of justice, make out the heart of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. In this critical time, it is imperative for every organisation to contribute within their scope of power and to the fullest extent of their capabilities. In the construction sector, adjusting practices directly relates to a broad spectrum of these development goals and could represent the most significant industry change needed to meet these objectives.
Energy consumption is the primary contributor to climate change, accounting for about 60 percent of total global greenhouse gas emissions. Though initially more costly, manufacturing for sustainable energy is recognized as offering long-term benefits that significantly outweigh these initial costs. For every 8000m2 NEXUS complex, the energy saved per year is 520 000 KWh, equivalent to 58 493 liters of gasoline, or 28 hectares of forest. Over 5 years, assuming only one building is built per year, the energy saved is 2 600 000 KWh, which is equivalent to 2 915 000 liters of gasoline, or 146 hectares of forest.
Air pollution, affecting the health of millions, is an issue not only in urban areas but also in towns and rural regions. Poor air quality impacts citizens' health and, subsequently, productivity and the overall economy. Therefore, we advocate for the installation of air purifiers in residential homes. Despite ongoing global efforts to reduce pollution and improve air quality, millions will continue to face its negative effects in the years ahead.
There is a pressing need to better understand the environmental and social impacts of products and services, particularly regarding their life cycles and integration into various lifestyles. By selecting materials and construction methods thoughtfully, buildings can be designed to last for centuries and be repurposed as necessary. Currently, constructing buildings with a short, inflexible lifespan reliant on demolition is unsustainable. The current era demands recyclable housing solutions.
The construction sector, including product use, is responsible for 39% of global emissions. We are confident that this figure could be halved if buildings are constructed with environmentally conscious practices, such as installing green energy, using recyclable materials, creating repurposable spaces, and employing efficient assembly methods like prefab to reduce waste and the use of heavy machinery.
