– The second edition of these awards has awarded Culmia in the category ‘construction and development companies’.

– The jury was made up of senior executives from Saint-Gobain and the Sustainability Excellence Club, as well as institutional, academic and business experts.

– The awards ceremony took place this morning at the Espacio Bertelsmann in Madrid.

October 1, 2024— Culmia, the real estate platform that brings together all housing solutions on the market, has been awarded the Saint-Gobain Prize for Best Practice in Sustainable Construction in Spain in the construction and development category for its project “140 affordable rental units in Alcorcón, part of the CAM’s VIVE Plan.”

Saint-Gobain and the Sustainability Excellence Club held the second edition of these awards, which aim to recognize projects and initiatives that promote sustainable construction that is respectful of the environment, resources, and materials, while also taking into account the surrounding area and its residents.

Juan Manuel Borrás, Chief Operating Officer of Culmia, attended this morning the awards ceremony held at the Espacio Bertelsmann in Madrid, representing the company and receiving the award.

Borrás commented that “at Culmia, we are deeply proud to have been recognized through this project as a model for the development and construction of sustainable affordable housing. Since our inception, we have maintained a firm commitment to sustainable construction, focusing on reducing the environmental impact of our building processes, embracing a design approach based on collaborative processes that allow for the use of more sustainable materials, and industrialized construction, with the goal of reducing our carbon footprint and acting in a way that respects the planet. It is a true honor to have been recognized by a jury of experts and to be among other great projects.”

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