In 2021, Gamuda Group unveiled the Gamuda Green Plan that commits the entire Group to sustainable construction and development with specific steps to reduce direct and indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emission intensity by 30% in 2025, and by 45% in 2030, by the way of the four (4) pillars, compared to business as usual.
To facilitate sustainable master planning featuring climate-responsive design, integrated transport and super-low-energy buildings with smart features.
- Cove Offices, Gamuda Cove
Putting bicycles ahead of cars
so people can walk out their front door, down the street and get to town centre, sustainably.
- Gamuda Cove
Sustainable transportation modes
Canals and waterways as mode of alternative transport to reduce carbon emissions
- Penang South Islands
Biophilic designs that connect people with nature
- Central Park, Celadon City, Vietnam
Biophilic designs that connect people with nature
- Wetlands Estates, Gamuda Cove
Biophilic designs that connect people with nature
- Illaria, Gamuda Gardens
Biophilic designs that connect people with nature
- The Canopy on Normanby, Melbourne
Super low energy buildings
- Cove Offices, Gamuda Cove
Vibrant retail mall with open green spaces for natural lighting and ventilation
- Retail Mall, Gamuda City
A town must stand the test of time
Harnessing renewable energy for a sustainable future.
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