Merlata Bloom Milano, the super mall bearing the signature of Sardinia, has been inaugurated

Lots of Sardinia at the ribbon cutting, starting with Sergio Zuncheddu. Keywords: eco-sustainability and safe construction sites . «We are below the consumption curve established by the European Commission between now and 2050 – specified Zuncheddu – in the awareness that we live on a fragile planet that must be self-sufficient». More than 700 workers were employed in the construction phases, and over 3,000 in the set-up phases . Great attention to people starting, precisely, from the construction site, «which has never stopped despite the increase in costs and the difficulties of the international scenario - the words of Zuncheddu - and which, with its kilometer in length, represented a of the largest private shipyards in Europe."

All with an eye to sustainability, thanks to the design of CallisonRTKL (CRTKL). The analysis conducted by an independent study has shown that the structure is aligned with the principles defined by the European DNSH taxonomy (Do No Significant Harm, "Do not cause significant harm to the environment"), currently the main European reference that defines in a manner complete and rigorous principles to follow to ensure the sustainability of investments.

The mall limits its CO2 emissions, respects and safeguards water resources and minimizes air pollution. According to an estimate, approximately 9,400 tonnes of CO2 will be saved between now and 2050 compared to the limits imposed by the 2015 Paris Agreement. Not only that: a roadmap has been identified that defines the next steps to ensure the achievement of the Net Zero Carbon objective by 2050.

The project is managed by the company Merlata Mall SpA, co-financed by Ceetrus, ImmobiliarEuropea and SAL Service. Merlata Bloom Milano is managed and marketed by Nhood Services Italy since the design phase.

(Unioneonline)