How did you get to work today? 🛣️
This week is European Mobility Week, the EU’s flagship campaign to promote sustainable mobility. So, you may want to reconsider if your answer was driving. 🌍
Greener mobility is a huge topic for us and a key consideration when designing our projects. How do we make our buildings more accessible using transportation that isn’t harmful to the environment? By:
💡building them near urban transportation hubs
💡including bike ramps that connect the building with the city
💡providing supporting facilities, such as bike storage or showers on-site
This approach recently won us the prestigious Good Mobility Certification at the Platinum level for our DSTRCT.Berlin. In Slovakia, our teams joined the national competition, Bike to Work. They biked, walked, or took a bus for almost 2,500 km, saving 490 kg of CO2, equivalent to what an average household in Europe uses in more than two weeks. 🚴♀️
What’s your good deed going to be this week? 💚
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