Certified sustainability projects

Project Description

CDMX TOL 2 is an industrial development located in Mexico, with over 28,742 m² built, certified under the EDGE standard. The project is located in the industrial corridor connecting Mexico City with Toluca, one of the country's fastest-growing logistics zones, where rising demand for Class A warehouses has driven the adoption of sustainable construction certifications.

EDGE certification evaluates the performance of this type of facility across three categories — energy, water, and materials — requiring a minimum 20% savings in each compared to an equivalent conventional industrial warehouse.

What makes this project innovative?

The innovation of CDMX TOL 2 lies in incorporating large-scale resource-efficiency criteria into a high-demand industrial corridor, where construction speed is often prioritized over environmental performance.

The project stands out for:

• Incorporating efficient lighting adapted to spaces with high clear heights.
• Optimizing water consumption in administrative and service areas.
• Selecting construction materials with lower embodied energy.
• Leveraging passive design strategies to reduce the warehouse's energy demand.

Project impact

By becoming EDGE-certified, CDMX TOL 2 reinforces the trend of incorporating sustainability criteria into logistics and industrial development in central Mexico, a sector expanding rapidly amid nearshoring growth.