We support the Walden Group (Movianto – Ciblex), a European leader in healthcare transport and logistics, in its ecological transition to reduce its carbon footprint, lower energy consumption, and improve working conditions and daily operations.

The building is under construction in Toledo, near Madrid. This region experiences wide temperature swings between winter and summer, along with low rainfall.

We therefore designed reinforced thermal insulation and installed a cool roof and solar panels, which will cut energy consumption while harnessing the region’s abundant sunshine to supply a significant share of the building’s electricity needs.

To limit overheating, we chose a light-colored palette for the building’s exterior envelope.

We also made the deliberate decision to preserve the existing building on site (approx. 3,000 sq m), thermally renovating it and building the new 25,000 sq m facility around it in order to minimize our carbon footprint.

We are constantly seeking innovations that serve sustainable development. Since a logistics facility involves large circulation and parking areas, we sourced a company producing roadways made from recycled plastic, considerably reducing our carbon footprint.

Movianto’s vehicle fleet is electric-rechargeable, powered by green energy, and set to integrate hydrogen-powered vehicles. For solar shading across outdoor spaces-particularly parking areas-we chose to plant trees, increasing the vegetated surfaces across the site.