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Pre-certified to DGNB Platinum

Bakkekæret is the first residential rental project in Denmark to achieve Platinum pre-certification, which is the highest level within the DGNB sustainability principle. Building materials have been carefully selected and there is a focus on resource consumption throughout. Quite simply, special consideration is given to the environment, surroundings and economy in everything from the construction phase to operation.

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What is DGNB?

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DGNB - certification levels

A building can be DGNB certified in three levels - Silver, Gold and Platinum, with Platinum being the highest level. To achieve Platinum, the building must be assessed to be at least 80% sustainable. In addition, it must meet a minimum of 65% sustainability in each of the six main areas. In other words, it places great demands on the building - from choice of materials to social responsibility.

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Bakkekæret's focus on sustainability

Bakkekæret has a low CO2 footprint and low energy consumption, is extra well insulated, and generally has energy-friendly solutions, which means you can look forward to saving money on your water and heating consumption compared to traditional buildings.

Murstenene i Bakkekæret kommer fra Egernsund Wienerberger og bærer navnet LESS, fordi stenene har et indvendigt hulrum og er bio-brændt, som giver lavere CO2-aftryk end de fleste andre sten.

Bakkekæret also features green roofs, solar panels, rainwater collection, PVC-free materials, pollen filters in ventilation systems, targeted measures for local fauna and coherent habitats. All of which will help ensure that you move into a responsible, high-quality building.

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Platinum certification on digital infrastructure for Bakkekæret

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