Transforming workplaces, transitioning our portfolio

Environmental impact

From designing buildings to be more energy efficient, to actively tracking the operational performance of our buildings, we continue to develop a multifaceted energy management strategy.

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Protecting and nurturing biodiversity

We are gaining a better understanding of how our assets impact on nature. It offers some of our best defences against poor air quality, flooding and droughts. By embracing nature-positive interventions, we can help to build a more resilient and attractive city.

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Earlsfort Gardens

We invested in a new urban park at 5 & 6 Earlsfort Terrace, designed by award-winning landscape architect Robert Townshend. With views of the National Concert Hall, the park’s sustainable urban landscaping and reflective water feature provides a tranquil public place for occupiers and visitors alike.

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Wilton Park

We completed our restoration of the one-acre park and formally opened Mary Lavin Place.  We are currently working with Waterways Ireland to upgrade the area of the Grand Canal between Leeson Street and Baggot Street bridges. This will increase accessibility and biodiversity.

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LEED Certification

We currently have 58% of our portfolio certified. With our current development pipeline and in-use certification plans, this will increase to 74% by 2025.

Dedicated management

Our Asset Services team provides an enhanced level of management for our extensive occupier base. The teams have direct and regular engagement with our occupiers and together with the My IPUT app help connect them with their workspace community.

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Occupier Update

Our commitment to sustainability is underscored by the strong engagement we have with our occupiers. We provide quarterly updates to our occupiers to help promote engagement and information sharing. This update includes some news updates from around the portfolio, including new sustainability initiatives and plans for this year’s wellbeing programme.