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In response to worsening heatwaves in Torino, Italy, the 25 Verde building was built incorporating over 150 trees and plants along with energy efficiency measures, to create a unique living space that both addresses climate change adaptation needs and represents mitigation potential.
In the Piedmont region of Italy, where Torino is located, maximum temperatures have risen by 2°C in the last 60 years, with extreme heatwaves projected to continue to increase in the coming century due to global climate change. Buildings, therefore, need to be more resilient to heat, while decreasing their contributions to fossil fuel emissions and the urban heat island effect.
The 25 Verde building ,which includes 63 apartments, was designed with two ideas in mind to combat increased temperatures: thermal insulation and energy efficiency. The structure of the building is characterised by
The heating and cooling systems use geothermal powered heat pumps and individual metering of individual use fosters further energy savings.
Most apartments were sold before construction started, allowing owners to personalise during the construction phase.
