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Obtaining optimum residual value for a nursing

home after 27 years of occupation, by responding

to buildings’ renovation or reconversion needs –

that is one of the issues overcome by a carefully

planned sustainable development policy.

Bart Bots, Senior Living Group*, CEO

Property of distribution

networks

Public-Private

Partnership

Major external renovation of

the Martelaarplein 6-7 building

in Louvain (café/restaurant)

Construction of a prison

in Leuze-en-Hainaut

Despite constraints linked to the renovation of an historic building,

the renovation of the façades and roofs made it possible to improve

the building’s insulation.

This “model” prison exceeds compulsory energy specifications.

The insulation level is K30, while total energy consumption stands

at E60.

The establishment is aiming for energy neutrality while guarantee-

ing occupants’ comfort.

Financing

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Design

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Construction

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Marketing

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Property Management

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Demolition/ Renovation or reconstruction

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Financing

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Design

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Construction

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Marketing

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Property Management

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Demolition/ Renovation or reconstruction

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Sustainability measures:

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New double-glazed windows

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Cleaning of the façades, replacing the joints and French stone

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Replacement of roof slates

Sustainability measures:

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Use of sustainable insulation material

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Waste management plan on the site

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Establishment of a sustainable energy management plan

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Limited daily time for hot water showers

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Use of rain water

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Installation of hundreds of solar panels on the roof

(343 MWh net production)

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Creation of planted courtyards for inmates

* Healthcare operator in Belgium

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