Buildings account for over one-third of global energy consumption and nearly 40% of annual CO₂ emissions worldwide—Danfoss has a solution to change that.The Danfoss Sustainable House serves as a living lab for developing and testing innovative technologies aimed at increasing residential comfort while reducing energy consumption. Torben Christensen, Chief Sustainability Officer at Danfoss, emphasized:"Through the Sustainable House, we demonstrate the real-world application o

Hailing from Nigeria in West Africa, the startup team AllSpace is gaining international recognition for its ingenious modular shelter prototype. Their design recently earned two major global accolades: the Creatives for Our Future program by the Swarovski Foundation and the Young Climate Prize awarded by renowned nonprofit The World Around.

The Global Cement and Concrete Association (GCCA) has announced the launch of the Low Carbon Rating (LCR) system for cement and concrete — the world’s first transparent global rating system that identifies cement and concrete products based on their carbon footprint. The LCR system aims to help customers prioritize sustainability when selecting building materials through a clear, intuitive rating scale ranging from AA to G. Inspired by well-known evaluation schemes such as th

Management Committee, with support from Tokyo Properties and Sinyi Development’s Community Building Division, successfully concluded at the end of last month. The event, themed "One Dish Per Family," invited residents to participate in a celebration featuring home-cooked meals, talent performances, and an awards ceremony, creating a unique festive atmosphere for the community. With the Thanksgiving theme in mind, the host expressed gratitude for the community and the resid

Today, Sinyi Development held an exchange with Woco Green Building to discuss Taiwan's progress in promoting near-zero energy policies. The two parties explored energy-efficient building designs and case studies for passive houses, delving into the impact of airtightness on indoor environments. They also examined how some domestic projects in Taiwan have utilized self-built solar panels and passive design to achieve self-sufficient electricity supply for entire buildings.

At the ceremony, Sinyi Group was recognized for its commitment to sustainable development and service excellence, winning four major awards across the real estate brokerage, development, and sales sectors. These accolades include the "Sustainable Indicator Excellence Award" and "Service Quality Excellence Award" for Sinyi Real Estate, the "Sustainable Development Excellence Award" for Sinyi Development, and the "Sales Brand Excellence Award" for Sinyi Sales.

Sinyi Development was honored to welcome Taisei Corporation from Japan for a technical exchange. The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on innovative technologies and policies, including ZEB (Zero Energy Building) design, T-e concrete, and Japan's BELS (Building-Housing Energy-efficiency Labeling System) energy efficiency certification. The focus was on carbon reduction and the circular economy, with a shared commitment to creating a sustainable built environment tha

On September 9th, the Partanna team held a meeting with Sinyi Development to discuss carbon-negative cement technology. The process skips the high-temperature clinker production stage in cement manufacturing, and combines by-products from seawater desalination, such as brine, with steel waste materials to create a new type of binder that can fully replace Portland cement. The discussion focused on the ongoing development and application of low-carbon cement.

Sinyi Development not only focuses on creating high-quality buildings with sustainability at its core but also works on "community building" to foster a neighborly environment. Since July, three exchange meetings have been held for residents of Sinyi Jiaxin to help them connect even before moving in. The third session, titled "Sharing Soft and Hard Interior Design," was selected through a discussion and voting process by the residents in the community group. After participati

The event began with an introduction to national building industry policies and trends by Mr. Cai Chuo-fang, Group Leader of the Architecture Research Institute, Ministry of the Interior. This was followed by a presentation from Mr. Chen Weiren, Director of the Taichung City Housing Development Engineering Department, who shared his insights on the development of social housing in Taichung. The session continued with National Taiwan University of Science and Technology presen