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Coworking workstations with natural light

Sustainability

Living well also means living with less impact / High comfort. Lower impact.

Planted terrace next to the coworking space

At SOMOS Coliving, sustainability is designed in from the very start: from how the building is constructed to the everyday habits we encourage in the community, all without giving up design or comfort.

  • Buildings built to the Passivhaus standard
  • Solar energy and energy efficiency
  • Responsible consumption
  • Green spaces
  • Community: recycling and sustainable habits

1) Efficiency from the start: the Passivhaus standard

Our buildings have been designed to the Passivhaus standard, an international benchmark for efficiency and comfort. That means far greater control over the building’s energy demand, keeping the interior stable and comfortable all year round.

Certified Passive House Designer seal

Living in a Passivhaus space means enjoying a bright, efficient and healthy environment, without giving up style or comfort. Here, every detail is designed to make your day-to-day more sustainable without any effort on your part.

✔ Natural comfort all year round
The indoor temperature stays stable with no need for intensive heating or cooling systems. No stifling heat in summer, no uncomfortable cold in winter.

✔ Clean, healthy air
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery renews the air constantly without losing energy. It is like always having the windows open, but with no noise, dust or pollution.

✔ Real energy savings
A Passivhaus building uses less energy than conventional construction, thanks to the material used for the external insulation and to high-performance external doors and windows.

✔ Quiet and wellbeing
The high level of insulation does not only conserve energy, it also shields you from outside noise and creates calm spaces that invite rest and concentration.

2) Solar energy and energy efficiency

On the roof of our buildings we have solar panels for self-consumption, aimed at reducing our dependence on grid electricity and making the most of a local resource: the sun.

Our buildings are also fitted with energy control systems such as motion sensors, thermostats with set-point temperatures, heating and cooling that switches off when doors and windows are opened, low-consumption lighting, and more.