Malin Bergman Purwanto and Lana Fattah, representing ACME's Sustainability Task Group, attend this year's FOOTPRINT+ London's Property Event for a Zero Carbon Future.

Day 1 highlights include:
08:30 - Breakfast Briefing Sweco: Delivering on the promise of sustainable timber construction at The Timber Stage
11:30 - Towards a new stone architecture at Material Future Stage
13:45 - Metropolis: Mass Timber hybrid extension delivering high-value workspace at The Timber Stage
16:00 - Zero Carbon development embraces the circular economy at Retrofit Agenda Stage

Mamsha Gardens draws inspiration from the natural surroundings of the island and boasts signature landscaped gardens in which residents can relax and unwind. The gardens will feature water-efficient irrigation systems and a selection of native plant species, ensuring that the landscape thrives with minimal resource consumption.

The development features seven residential buildings comprising 493 homes thoughtfully designed with premium finishes and fittings. The development features a range of amenities, including two centrally located pavilions with gyms, yoga, Pilates and meditation rooms, as well as swimming pools, kids’ play areas, a multi-use games area, underground parking, bike storage, and residents’ lounges with workspaces and lounge seating. 

Mamsha Gardens will also include restaurants with outdoor dining terraces and shops, as well as a community theatre and separate retail underground parking. The locations of each of these spaces have been strategically designed to attract foot traffic and provide a vibrant social space while affording residents the utmost privacy.

In line with Aldar’s goals to promote sustainable living and building practices, the development is targeting a 3 Pearl Estidama rating and a 3-star rating from Fitwel - the world’s leading certification system for optimising building health and wellness outcomes. 50% of both retail and residential parking will be EV ready, and residents will have several pedestrian routes to explore.

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