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maltatoday | SUNDAY • 9 MAY 2021 21 COMMERCIAL The Quad Central targets podium position as one of Europe's most sustainable developments THE Quad Central is projected to achieve LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Platinum certification from U.S. Green Building Council ('USGBC'), laying the ground to make this not only one of Malta's, but also one of Europe's most sustain- able developments. THE Quad Central will be a true next-generation development, joining the ranks with some of Europe's most iconic and 'greenest' buildings, includ- ing Frankfurt's skyline-defining Mes- seturm and The Crystal in London. As part of the certification process, the de- sign submission was made to the USG- BC for preliminary accreditation, with a further construction submission to be presented upon project completion. Designed by leading architectural firm DeMicoli & Associates on behalf of The Quad Central, this extraordinary new development will set new standards for environmental sustainability in Malta. LEED® certification offers independent verification of the development's green features, including design, construc- tion, operations, and maintenance of a resource-efficient and high perform- ing working space. These features not only reduce operational costs, but also ensure the greatest health benefits for building occupants and the wider envi- ronment. With over 44,000 square meters of mixed commercial floor space, The Quad Central is sited in Malta's Cen- tral Business District. This mixed-use development will provide an exciting mix of Grade A professional and com- mercial office space, supported by a di- versified range of catering and ameni- ty outlets, ample parking facilities and spacious landscaped outdoor areas. In- cluded in The Quad Central's sustain- ability credentials are, amongst others, ultra-low energy use, energy generation and efficient management features, re- duced water use, zero use of chemicals and low construction waste as well as the development maximising potential for green and public transport.

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