Sustainability in the property market carries with it significant challenges. Climate change and increasing energy costs are driving the demand for economically and ecologically viable buildings. The majority of project developers and investors see energy efficiency as one of the most important criteria in this regard as studies prove that sustainable buildings are able to attract significantly higher rents for a given level of construction cost*.
With this in mind, DORMA has proven to be a responsible partner in the national and international construction project business. From system advice to sustainable quality, we offer a comprehensive, integrated portfolio designed to be conducive to a "greener" future.
In addition, ecological responsibility is a must when it comes to dealing with primary resources and it is an imperative that DORMA has long recognised. As part of this commitment DORMA became the first company in our industry to achieve ISO 14001:2004. We have strived to reduce our costs and improve our business processes, whilst minimising the impact that these activities have on the environment.
* Source: DEGI Research 2009.
With this in mind, DORMA has proven to be a responsible partner in the national and international construction project business. From system advice to sustainable quality, we offer a comprehensive, integrated portfolio designed to be conducive to a "greener" future.
In addition, ecological responsibility is a must when it comes to dealing with primary resources and it is an imperative that DORMA has long recognised. As part of this commitment DORMA became the first company in our industry to achieve ISO 14001:2004. We have strived to reduce our costs and improve our business processes, whilst minimising the impact that these activities have on the environment.
* Source: DEGI Research 2009.
