The PARQ by Frasers Property Holdings (Thailand) is Thailand’s first mixed-use project to receive LEED v4 BD+C: Core and Shell certification
The PARQ has been awarded LEED Gold certification, making the building the first mixed-use development in Thailand to receive LEED v4 BD+C: (LEED Version 4 in Building Design and Construction) Core and Shell certification. LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a green building rating system to promote environmental-conscious design and construction practices established by the U.S. Green Building Council. LEED v4 is the latest version of the rating system and is a next generation standard for sustainable green building design and construction.
LEED and WELL are leading accreditations that will soon be the standard as consumers seek sustainability and better well-being. As a pioneer of the LEED and WELL movement in Thailand, The PARQ paves the way for more developers to join the sustainability journey and help build the vision of Bangkok as the next sustainable regional business hub.
The PARQ recently won Best Office Development Award, and Thailand’s Best Commercial Green Development award at PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2020. It also topped three categories at the PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards 2020, having clinched Best Office Development, Best Office Architectural Design and Best Green Development.
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