However, we believe that the environment stands to gain the most with sustainable building and operating practices like what we implement at W Cit圜enter. We are also able to operate at lower costs while the property increases its value as a future-ready investment. “A green-certified building allows us to provide world-class spaces to local and multinational locators who wish to nurture both their productivity and well-being. The building also utilizes paints, adhesives, sealants, and floor finishes, low in volatile organic compounds for a healthier indoor environment.Īccording to Francis Wee, W Group’s chief executive officer, the LEED certification of W Cit圜enter entails several benefits both for the company, its tenants and communities. W Cit圜enter is compliant with the ASHRAE 62.1 indoor air quality standards, improving occupant comfort, well-being, and productivity. These include the use of low flow fixtures like lavatory faucets and toilets that reduce water consumption by over 45%, installation of LED lighting, and energy-efficient cooling and ventilation systems to reduce energy consumption by 22% while maintaining thermal comfort and indoor air quality. Meanwhile, over 95% of W Cit圜enter’s construction waste was recycled and diverted from landfills to reduce negativeĪs it commenced operations, more internal systems at the W Cit圜enter ensured tenants’ well-being and the environment’s benefit. During its construction, over 20% of the total cost of all materials were from recycled components such as glass, steel, and concrete with fly ash. W Group factors the integration of sustainable practices in all its buildings including W Cit圜enter. W Cit圜enter houses leading local and multinational companies including Globe Telecom, Willis Towers Watson, Cardinal Health, and one of the largest multinational technology companies in the world. Built by the W Group Inc., a leading developer of world-class boutique projects in BGC, the W Cit圜enter in 7th Avenue corner 30th Street is a 29-story building completed in 2016, designed by New York-based architectural firm CAZA.
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