Particular attention in the development of the quarter has been given to public outdoor space. A landscaped pedestrian street with greenery has been created, freely accessible to the public and contributing to a pedestrian-friendly urban environment.

The buildings have been designed in accordance with nZEB (nearly Zero Energy Building) requirements, exceeding them by 10% and ensuring compliance with EU Taxonomy criteria. The office spaces are equipped with chilled beam systems, LED lighting (4 W/m²) and modern building management systems, ensuring efficient air exchange and high thermal comfort while reducing overall energy consumption. The buildings are powered by 100% renewable electricity.

Both office buildings were designed to achieve the LEED Platinum sustainability certification, the highest international rating. The project also received 1st place in the competition “Sustainability in Architecture, Construction and Design in the Baltics 2025” in the category “Most Sustainable Project – Public Function New Building”.