Designing places for people to live, work and play

The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance of investors, developers and owners across their property asset portfolios is integral to future sustainability.

Throughout history, designers and engineers have created structures that have enhanced the way we engage with our built environment, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations. From Leonardo da Vinci and Gustave Eiffel to Frei Otto, our cities and towns have been created through strategic planning combined with innovative thinking in response to the economic, social and environmental conditions of the time.

Today is no different. Property markets worldwide continue to be disrupted through economic and political volatility, technological advancements, and the impacts of climate change. It is essential to continue to draw on smart, strategic thinking, innovation and a human-centred approach to create the property assets that are essential to our communities.

Increasingly, property stakeholders are demanding that assets meet sustainability goals, performing across their entire lifecycle from the perspectives of environmental sustainability, financial return on investment (ROI), and social outcomes. Whether designing and building new assets or managing an existing asset or portfolio, the opportunity to improve ESG performance should be considered from the outset.

With a focus on sustainability, resilience, flexibility, safety, security, and the health and wellbeing of end-users at the forefront, it is vital that our buildings of the future withstand the test of time.

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