The new consulate sets a high standard for environmental responsibility by integrating advanced energy- and water-efficiency measures. These include innovative stormwater management techniques, water-efficient drip irrigation systems, and a wastewater treatment system designed to fulfill 100% of the landscaping irrigation demand. To further reduce its environmental footprint, fifteen percent of the office building’s energy consumption will be supplied by solar panels.

The site design emphasizes sustainability by maximizing the use of locally sourced, drought-tolerant plants and trees, minimizing the need for watering. Palapa shading on outdoor terraces ensures year-round comfort while reducing thermal load, and a large grove of mature trees has been preserved. The project is registered with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) – a green building certification program that recognizes best-in-class building strategies and practices – and has a goal of Silver certification.