How the Technical Code is transforming our homes into more sustainable homes 🌱

In recent years, the Technical Building Code (CTE) has evolved to adapt to environmental challenges and promote sustainability in the real estate sector. At Le Baron, we firmly believe that these changes represent not just regulations, but an opportunity to create homes that better respect and integrate with their surroundings.

Among the main improvements promoted by the CTE are:

🌞 Photovoltaic Solar Energy: The installation of solar panels is becoming standard in home construction. This shift allows homes to generate their own clean energy, significantly reducing dependence on the electrical grid and reducing their carbon footprint.

🪟 High-Efficiency Windows and Balcony Doors: New demands on thermal and acoustic insulation are turning every window and door into a shield against extreme temperatures. This not only increases comfort inside the home but also reduces energy consumption, as less heating is needed in winter and less air conditioning in summer.

🌬️ Controlled Ventilation and Improved Insulation: Regulations also require greater control over indoor air quality and insulation of walls and ceilings. These measures create a healthier and more energy-efficient environment, protecting homes from the effects of outdoor pollution and energy losses.

Each of these changes represents a step toward creating homes that are not only lived in, but also respect and care for the planet. At Le Baron, we are committed to integrating these regulations into all our projects, pursuing real estate development that goes beyond aesthetics, seeking a balance between comfort, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.

Because a sustainable home is much more than a trend; it's a necessity for the future. 🌍💚