Edge-certified Millennial Resorts' Crusoe Cabins at CaSoBeMillennial Resorts achieved the very first EDGE (Excellence
in Design for Greater Efficiencies) Certification
for a resort hospitality project in the country, with its Crusoe Cabins at
CaSoBe in Calatagan, Batangas. The EDGE Certification was awarded by Philippine
Green Building Initiative, Inc. (PGBI) which recognized Crusoe Cabins
for its eco-efficient design that result in reduction of 34% in energy, 57% in
water and 65% in embodied energy in materials compared to local base case.
“We are truly proud of this
recognition of Millennial Resorts as the first recipient of the highly-coveted
EDGE Certification for a resort project in the Philippines. We share this honor
with our relentless team who make it possible for us to put into action Landco’s
long-term commitment to social, economic and environmental sustainability in
premium property developments for more than 30 years across the country,” said Erickson
Y. Manzano, President and CEO of both Landco Pacific Corporation and Millennial
Resorts Corporation (MRC).
“Being eco-conscious is ingrained
in both Landco and MRC’s DNAs. We do it, first and foremost, because it is the
right thing to do. Millennial Resorts’
EDGE Certification complements our over-all sustainability program at our latest
Leisure Tourism Estates in Batangas – 15-hectare CaSoBe and 24-hectare Club Laiya, both
of which are LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Registered
and incorporate water recycling, permeable pedestrian tree-lined walkways, and
scenic bike lanes around the beachside properties to further reduce our carbon
footprints,” he added.