Certifications and awards
Sustainability certifications by type
36
certified
buildings
7
LEED®
Platinum
buildings
25
LEED®
Gold
buildings
4
LEED®
Silver
buildings
18
pre-certified
buildings
7
LEED®
pre-certified
Platinum
buildings
11
LEED®
pre-certified
Gold
buildings
0
LEED®
pre-certified
Silver
buildings
74%
Gav leed certified and pre-certified
3
certified
buildings
2
WELL®
Gold
buildings
1
WELL®
Silver
building
17
pre-certified
buildings
15
WELL®
pre-certified
Gold
buildings
2
WELL®
pre-certified
Silver
buildings
35%
Gav well certified and pre-certified
Award of Excellence, CTBUH
Merit Award of Excellence, Aia Awards
Among the world’s 50 most iconic skyscrapers, CTBUH1
Best urban regeneration project, Mipim
Best Office & Business development, Mipimp
European Property Awards
Landscape Institute Award
Best tall building in the world
Best tall building in Europe
International Highrise Award
Named one of the 10 best towers in the world by Emporis Building
1 Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
COIMA SGR has been awarded the LEED for Communities” and “WELL Community” certifications for the Porta Nuova district in Milan making it the first neighbourhood in the world to obtain both of these prestigious global sustainability ratings.
Awarded by the US Green Building Council and the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), the certifications recognise the social, environmental and economic sustainability of a real estate project and its positive impact on health and well-being. Porta Nuova is the first urban redevelopment in the world to achieve this double recognition, positioning the project as a global exemplar in sustainable urban development and neighbourhood level regeneration.
These two complementary certifications considered the social, environmental and economic aspects of the Porta Nuova development, documenting the commitment to creating a district dedicated to the community which lives there through the activation of public spaces, the creation of an innovative, repeatable urban economic model, and the development of community communications tools.
