Certified sustainability projects

Project Description

CDMX Tol 1 is an industrial project located in Mexico, with over 32,180 m2 built, developed for manufacturing, storage, or logistics operations that demand intensive use of energy, water, and resources. The project incorporates efficiency criteria applied to industrial construction, a segment where sustainable certification has grown rapidly in the country in recent years.

CDMX Tol 1 holds EDGE certification (Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies), which validates minimum savings of 20% in energy, water, and materials compared to an equivalent conventional industrial building.

What makes this project innovative?

The innovation of CDMX Tol 1 lies in applying international efficiency standards to a large-scale industrial facility, showing that certified sustainability is compatible with the operational demands of logistics and manufacturing.

The project stands out for:

• Optimizing energy consumption through LED lighting and efficient systems in operating areas.
• Reducing water consumption with low-flow fixtures and systems throughout the facility.
• Incorporating construction materials with a lower environmental impact across their life cycle.
• Lowering the facility's operating costs through efficient resource use.

Project impact

By certifying an industrial facility of over 32,000 m2 under EDGE, CDMX Tol 1 provides a resource-efficiency benchmark for Mexico's logistics and industrial sector, whose environmental footprint tends to be significantly larger than that of other building types.