Citu is committed to sustainable development in its purest sense. Rather than just ticking boxes to meet regulations, we believe that sustainability is more than that, we aim to create communities which flourish, and last.
With every project, we apply four fundamental base line principles to ensure true sustainability. These are People, Planet, Places and Profit. We call this +4BL.
Longevity is the true test of sustainable development, and we believe the way to achieve it is by laying the foundations for an evolving community. Since a community is nothing without its people, each of our developments considers, from planning stage, the people who will live there.
After all, our future occupants’ enjoyment of the development will affect how much they want to contribute to its evolution and life span.
At the heart of our values lies a desire to regenerate and enhance places with permanence, to achieve this we understand the importance of high quality distinctive architecture.
When planning a development we evaluate how it will interact with existing architecture; how it will impact on the local economy; and how it can enhance the lifestyles of existing residents.
We work closely with local authorities and regional development agencies, as well as local communities to ensure that the effects of our work will help enhance the wider community.
Our goal at Citu is to redefine sustainable development and to make a genuine contribution to the health of the planet.
Our desire to protect our environment and its precious resources, impacts on every decision we make—from choosing suppliers and selecting building materials to our approach to recruitment and partnering.
By employing the cutting edge of sustainable technologies throughout our developments, we give residents the necessary tools to embrace an environmentally responsible lifestyle.
Citu’s developments result in profit. But this doesn’t just mean profit for Citu; our approach also acknowledges the profit-making potential of each community. We are able to pass on the financial gains from our energy saving infrastructures to our residents, resulting in significantly lower fuel bills.
