BREEAM-NL ranks each year the most sustainable new buildings in the Netherlands. This year it includes Dok Vast's distribution centres. Apart from office building The Edge, the two newly built distribution centres were the most sustainable in the Netherlands.
Dok Vast distribution centre NewLogic II ranks second in the BREEAM-NL ranking, with a sustainability score of 91.18 per cent. The building, which houses US-based Tesla Motors, consists of four distribution halls linked together, with a mezzanine floor above for storage. The building was built in a short period of time and meets the latest sustainability requirements.
Also third place for Dok Vast
As a property developer, Dok Vast focuses on sustainable logistics property. It is therefore not surprising that the company also occupies the third spot with another location. Dok Vast Vossenberg West II distribution centre achieved a sustainability score of 91.17 percent. The Tilburg distribution centre stands out for its automatic dimming LED lighting, triple-insulated glass, extra insulation of the facades and roofs. In the future, 40,000 solar panels are to be installed on the roof of the DC.
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