High-performance workplace and corporate real estate strategies focused on ESG alignment, energy optimization, and occupant well-being.
For years, sustainability has been seen as “more expensive.” But the real cost comes from failing to understand the project as a whole. A conversation the industry can no longer ignore.
Authors: Claudia Moreno – Valeria Kichi – Alexander Sepulveda
Hybrid work transformed the way we understand the workplace, but has the office truly become obsolete, or is it evolving into something more meaningful?
In this article, Laura Rojas, Michell Moncaleano, and Maryam Díaz explore how hybrid models are reshaping social capital, workplace culture, employee well-being, and the future purpose of the office itself.
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“What we valued most about Green Loop was their client-focused approach and their ability to clearly define and deliver project objectives.”
“Green Loop’s technical industrial knowledge and structured approach to infrastructure performance and decarbonization strategy development brought clarity to complex industrial challenges for our sites. Their ability to connect sustainability objectives with operational and capital realities is highly valuable especially in large-scale environments.”
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Even within the limits of interior design, sustainability can deliver measurable and strategic impact. The Unilever project, developed by Arquint Colombia S.A.S. at the Paralelo 108 business center in Bogotá, shows how an interiors-focused scope can translate into high environmental performance. With the goal of achieving LEED ID+C certification, the client aimed to optimize building…
Sustainability starts by optimizing systems, but becomes a strategy when it transforms the entire building. The Pfizer New Pfenix LEED project, developed by Pfizer S.A.S in downtown Bogotá, began with a technical focus on commissioning to optimize building performance. However, as its potential became clear, it evolved into a comprehensive strategy led by Green Loop…
Office spaces are proving that true sustainability isn’t designed, it’s demonstrated every day through how they operate. Located in Bogotá, Novo Nordisk’s corporate office sets a milestone in Colombia as the first project to achieve LEED v4.1 O+M Platinum certification. More than a recognition, this achievement reflects a strategy where operational efficiency, employee well-being, and…
True efficiency in a building is achieved when design, technology, and sustainability translate into real-world impact. The Connecta 80 project, developed by Terranum, stands as a benchmark for sustainable construction and environmental performance in Bogotá. Strategically located along Avenida Calle 80—one of the city’s main corridors—the complex benefits from exceptional connectivity, with close access to…
