As sustainability becomes a priority, building greener cities has emerged as a key focus for developers. Strategies such as energy-efficient buildings and eco-friendly public spaces are helping reduce environmental impact while creating more sustainable and livable urban areas.

This push for sustainability aligns with the Manila Bulletin’s 125-year legacy of sharing stories that shape the future and promote positive change. In line with this, Manila Bulletin (MB) Property & Living has curated a list of developers adopting green practices in urban planning, all united in creating a more sustainable world. MB continues to spotlight these essential stories of progress and innovation.

Arthaland Corporation

^{[Cover Image: Arthaland Century Pacific Tower in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), earned the world’s first EDGE Zero Carbon certification (Photo courtesy of Arthaland website)]}

Arthaland is deeply committed to sustainability in the Philippines, addressing the urgent climate crisis and its impact on food security and the economy. During the recent MB Sustainability Forum, Kristina Samantha Pobre, head of sustainability at Arthaland, highlighted the pressing need for immediate action, noting how the ongoing climate crisis is already causing significant disruptions in the country. She emphasized that there is no time to waste in driving meaningful change. Building on this commitment, Arthaland strives to lead efforts in creating a sustainable future while ensuring the Philippines remains competitive globally.