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LEED Gold for – Where Innovation Meets Interiors in !

The Pixel has achieved Gold certification for Commercial Interiors, setting a new standard for sustainable, people-focused workspaces in . As home to OTE Group of Companies (HTO) T-Digital by Deutsche Telekom, The Pixel features resource-efficient materials, energy-saving systems, and smart controls—delivering healthier environments and supporting global goals. This project shows how and sustainability can shape the future of business spaces.

Read more here: https://dcarbon.co/project/the-pixel/

U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), GBCI Europe

Owner | OTE Estate
Architectural Design | ArchitectScripta
MEP Design | Melcon Argyros
Construction | Teretron

LEED Gold for PwC – The Circle Office building!

PwC Greece’s new offices, The Circle in GR, have achieved certification at Gold level, setting a new standard for workspaces in Athens. The building was developed by DIMAND S.A. and DCarbon | Sustainability Consulting contributed sustainability consulting to support a vision of long-term and innovation.

The Circle’s design integrates a high-performance building envelope, advanced glazing, and HVAC systems and controls. These features help minimize and align with PwC’s goals. The Project also addresses water savings, waste management, embodied carbon, and indoor environmental quality.

The journey continues: The Circle is also on track to obtain certification, further enhancing its focus on occupant health, comfort, and the overall human experience.

Read more here: https://dcarbon.co/project/pwc-the-circle/

U.S. Green Building Council,
Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), GBCI Europe

Development | DIMAND S.A.
Architectural Design | ASPA KST architecture design planning
MEP Design | DASE Engineering
Construction | TERNA S.A.

Reflections from Prodexpo 2025: Building Cities That Breathe, Think, and Endure

At this year’s Prodexpo, had the privilege of contributing to two transformative conversations that reimagined the future of our cities—not just as built environments, but as living, ethical ecosystems.

🔹 Living (Well) in a Burning World: Building Beyond Profit

In a bold and necessary departure from conventional real estate discourse, Theofanis Tasis, philosopher and Lecturer at Alpen-Adria Universität Universität Klagenfurt joined Charalampos Giannikopoulos, Managing Director at DCarbon | Sustainability Consulting, in a dialogue that asked:

What kind of world—and what kind of human—are we shaping when we design cities?

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJBjIdiaLtg

Together, they explored the dimensions of , the tension between and , and the deeper meaning of home in an era of smart buildings and digital life. From to , the conversation challenged us to see not as a checkbox—but as a condition for .

🔹 The Regenerative City: Breathing, Enduring, Becoming

Moderated by Charalampos Giannikopoulos, this panel brought together Nikos Dimtsas, Deputy CEO, DIMAND S.A. and Christoforos Voulgaris, Concrete Business Unit Director, Interbeton Construction Materials S.A. to explore regeneration as a viable model for resilient, economically vibrant cities.

The discussion moved beyond sustainability to restoration—rethinking , , and design for long-term . From cost to structural , the panel emphasized leadership that dares to go beyond and builds with .

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x90ff8Qox0

🌍 A Shared Vision

Across both sessions, a powerful message emerged:

Every square meter we build is a piece of who we become.

In an age of AI, platform cities, and climate urgency, we must design for meaning, equity, and endurance. Let’s build cities where technology serves humanity, where homes nurture autonomy, and where ethos becomes our operating system.

At DCarbon, we remain committed to shaping cities that are not only smart—but just, regenerative, and deeply human.



Tsomokos Communications

Greek Real Estate’s Green Revolution: Portfolio Value Surges to €6 Billion as GRESB Participation Triples!

The Greek real estate sector is undergoing a dramatic transformation, with sustainability now at the heart of its growth strategy. According to the latest assessment for & , the number of Greek companies participating has tripled since 2022. This surge reflects a broader shift: the value of assets assessed for ESG criteria has soared from €2.4 billion to over €6 billion in just three years.

Key indicators highlight this momentum. The average GRESB score for Greek companies’ standing investments has jumped by 80%, and nearly 2.7 million square meters of property are now evaluated for management and performance. While Greece still trails the global average, the gap is closing fast, especially in governance and management practices.

Yet, challenges remain—particularly in performance metrics, which require sustained investment and innovation. For investors, the message is clear: sustainability is no longer optional but a defining factor for long-term competitiveness. Greek Property Companies are positioning themselves alongside their European and U.S. peers, embracing net-zero targets, decarbonization, and a cultural shift toward responsible growth.