Sustainability and comfort
From its cutting-edge approach to passive design and efficient HVAC systems, to its commitment to responsible water management and its focus on comprehensive environmental comfort, the new QGAT Woodhouse building redefines standards, highlighting its concrete contribution to sustainable construction and the well-being of its occupants.
Efficiency
realistic energy
Reduction in demand
Demand is reduced through passive design, following PassivHaus criteria, which guarantees exceptional thermal insulation.
Efficient air conditioning systems and an advanced indoor air renewal system with heat recovery are implemented to reduce consumption.
Photovoltaic panels are integrated to take advantage of renewable energies. In addition, a unique digital management system (BMS) efficiently monitors and controls the building’s systems, continuously improving its energy efficiency.
The QGAT Woodhouse building represents a concrete step towards sustainable construction, merging innovative design and technology to reduce the environmental impact derived from energy consumption.
We reduce water demand
Efficient water management
In reducing demand, we promote awareness among users and use native plants with low water requirements in landscaped areas. In addition, low-flow faucets and drip irrigation systems have been installed to minimize consumption.
In addition, the building incorporates alternative water sources by reusing gray water and rainwater, thus contributing to sustainability. The recovery and regeneration of gray water from showers and the use of rainwater, including dechlorinated water from swimming pools, demonstrate a comprehensive commitment to water efficiency.
This approach highlights the role of the Woodhouse QGAT in conservation and responsible water use.
We prioritize environmental health and well-being
Temperature, humidity, air quality, lighting and noise level.
Beyond complying with minimum regulations, the building has implemented extraordinary measures, such as a biocompatible electrical installation that eliminates electrical and electromagnetic fields in the rest areas.
In addition, it stands out for its exceptional acoustic insulation between rooms and floors, selection of low-toxicity materials and the incorporation of natural lighting.
With a holistic focus on health and wellness, the hotel also offers access to private open spaces, including a garden with a swimming pool, promoting connection with nature and contributing to the emotional well-being of its occupants.
In addition, habitat restoration with native and adapted plants demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and environmental harmony.
Certified 4 green leaves.
Green Building Council Spain
Sustainable building certification
Sustainable building is one of the most important social, economic and cultural transformations of our time because, in addition to an environmental obligation, it is a form of progress that restores to building its commitment to people and their environment.
Energy rating A
Maximum energy certification
Woodhouse building has obtained the highest energy efficiency rating that a building can obtain, where low CO2 emissions are guaranteed, as well as optimal energy consumption, achieved through a series of factors such as exterior and interior insulation, heating and lighting.
Biosphere Certificate
Sustainable tourism
Aware of the importance of maintaining a sustainable tourism development, QGAT Restaurant, Events & Hotel is committed to carry out a sustainable management of its activities, through the adoption of commitments aimed at preventing, eliminating or reducing the impact of our facilities and activities, both internal and external, as well as optimizing the sustainability of the establishment by improving its behavior with the environment.
In the same sense, our entity has adopted the following Responsible Tourism Policy.