• The project implemented various strategies to maximize energy savings, such as the use of skylights, efficient windows and materials in the building envelope. • In terms of water consumption, low-consumption bathroom fixtures were installed, achieving a 46.97% reduction in interior use, and a xerophilic landscape was designed to eliminate exterior water consumption. • Concrete waste was reused as backfill in tuff mines in another project, while wood, metal, cardboard and plastic were recycled. • In addition, all tenants have access to design and construction guides, which facilitates knowledge of the construction process and promotes the adoption of sustainable practices. • The project's security booth is designed to maintain high indoor air quality, and the use of efficient vehicles is encouraged through the allocation of preferential parking spaces for low-emission vehicles. • The project was overseen by a LEED Accredited Professional to facilitate the application and certification process.