BREEAM is a sustainability assessment method for buildings that evaluates energy efficiency, environmental impact, and overall performance.
BIM is a digital representation of the physical and functional characteristics of a building, enabling improved collaboration, design accuracy, and lifecycle management.
Brussels, Belgium. Home to the European Union institutions, global organizations, and multinational businesses.
Carbon neutral design aims to reduce and offset carbon emissions in building projects through sustainable materials, energy-efficient systems, and renewable energy sources.
Change management is the structured approach to transitioning individuals, teams, and organizations from a current state to a desired future state.
The circular economy in construction focuses on reducing waste and maximizing resource efficiency by reusing, recycling, and designing for longevity.
Corporate real estate strategy involves planning and managing a company’s property portfolio to align with business objectives and optimize operational efficiency.
Corporate real estate (CRE) refers to the property assets owned or leased by businesses for their operational needs, including offices, warehouses, and industrial sites.
A complex project involves multiple stakeholders, high levels of coordination, and intricate technical, financial, or logistical challenges.
Dynamic zoning refers to the flexible allocation of space within a workplace, allowing areas to be reconfigured based on real-time needs and usage patterns.
The EMEA region refers to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It is a geographical classification often used by multinational companies for business
Employee experience design focuses on creating a work environment that enhances employee well-being, engagement, and productivity.
An energy performance contract (EPC) is an agreement in which energy savings are guaranteed through efficiency improvements, with costs covered by future savings.
Facilities optimization involves improving the use, efficiency, and sustainability of a company’s real estate assets to support business performance.
Fit-out cost refers to the expenses associated with furnishing and equipping an office or commercial space to make it functional.
Frankfurt, Germany. Known as “Mainhattan,” Frankfurt is the financial capital of Germany, hosting the European Central Bank and major financial institutions.
Global brands are companies that operate and market their products or services worldwide, maintaining a consistent brand identity across different regions.
The Golden Triangle of Paris is a prestigious district located between Avenue Montaigne, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, and Avenue George V. It is renowned for luxury shopping, high-end hotels, and corporate headquarters.
Hybrid office design integrates remote and in-office work environments, offering flexibility and technology-driven collaboration spaces.
Intelligent buildings use automated systems and IoT technology to optimize energy consumption, security, and occupant comfort.
Munich, Germany. A major tech and finance hub in Germany with strong startup activity.
Net-zero energy buildings generate as much energy as they consume over the course of a year, typically through renewable sources.
Neurodiverse spaces are work environments designed to accommodate diverse cognitive needs, including those of individuals with ADHD, autism, or sensory sensitivities.
Paris, France. The largest business district in Europe, home to major multinational headquarters, financial institutions, and iconic skyscrapers.
Planning involves the strategic organization of resources, time, and processes to ensure efficient execution of a project or business objective.
A pre-lease assessment evaluates a potential office space’s suitability, costs, and compliance before signing a lease agreement.
Milan, Italy. A modern and rapidly developing business district, hosting financial services and luxury brands.
Smart energy systems use digital technology and automation to optimize energy production, distribution, and consumption.
The WELL Certification is a globally recognized standard focused on health and well-being in the built environment. It is managed by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) and evaluates how buildings and workplaces impact human health and performance.
A workplace is any location where employees perform their professional duties, including traditional offices, co-working spaces, and remote work environments.
Workplace culture alignment ensures that office design and policies reflect and support a company’s values, mission, and employee behaviors.
Amsterdam, Netherlands. A rapidly growing business district with a strong presence of law firms, banks, and international corporations.
Barcelona, Spain. 22@ has managed to reach considerable benchmarks in terms of innovation, economic development and positioning in the city of Barcelona.
3D renders are high-quality digital visualizations of architectural and interior designs, used for project planning and presentations.