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WWF Netherlands is a Powerful Step Towards Sustainability

Step by step we (the world) continue to slowly but surely jump onto the eco-train. As much as it's a personal change that members of society need to think about, it is always a good sign when a major contributor makes a statement.

Since 2006, the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) has been operating in the Netherlands out of their own personal statement.

The WWF Netherlands Headquarters is a carbon neutral office. Designed by AUR Architects, the old headquarters were used as a starting point (instead of demolishing it) in order to create the fully sustainable structure.

The tiles are made of clay and the interior ceiling is made of mud with capillary system of tubes that channel water to regulate heating and cooling. All materials used were gathered from eco-friendly or recycled materials.

One step at a time.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Buildings - More businesses will begin to invest in eco-friendly buildings as a way to contribute to sustainability efforts.
2. Sustainable Corporate Practices - Sustainability will become a more prominent consideration in corporate decision-making, leading to innovative solutions for environmental challenges.
3. Green Workspaces - Companies will prioritize the creation of eco-friendly and sustainable workspaces for employees.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - There is an opportunity for architects to push the boundaries of eco-friendly designs and create sustainable structures that leave a lasting positive impact.
2. Real Estate Development - As more businesses prioritize sustainability in their operations, there will be an increased demand for real estate developers who can provide sustainable and eco-friendly buildings.
3. Corporate Sustainability Consulting - The trend towards sustainability in corporate decision-making will create a demand for consulting firms to help companies develop more environmentally-friendly practices and operations.

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