
Construção Sustentável
How to create an accessible platform to measure environmental impacts?
Areas of expertise
Digital platform (UX/UI)
Visual identity
The project
Launched in 2025, the Sustainable Construction Platform is a digital ecosystem created to assess, manage, and reduce the environmental footprint of the construction industry.
It brings together, in a single environment, the CECarbon calculator for carbon footprint, the CEHídrica calculator for water consumption, the Interactive Energy Efficiency Guide, and access to Building Standards. CECarbon and CEHídrica work in an integrated way, allowing data entered only once to feed carbon, energy, and water inventories.
The platform translates complex methodologies into an intuitive journey, providing relevant information to support the reduction of environmental impacts across the sector.

Why was the Sustainable Construction Platform created?
The construction industry has a significant impact on carbon emissions, water consumption, and resource use, and better decisions depend on accurate data. According to UNEP and SindusCon-SP, 35% of global CO₂ emissions come from the buildings and construction sector, while 50% of potable water consumption in Brazilian urban areas is associated with construction.
It was in this context that the Sustainable Construction Platform was created, providing an accessible tool to measure environmental impacts and help identify risks and opportunities across the construction industry.


Different dimensions of sustainability in the construction industry, brought together in a single experience.


Data from a single project. Intelligence for the entire sector.
The Platform expands its reach and strengthens a new data infrastructure for sustainable construction.
+15 K
visits*
+138
completed inventories*
14
states + Federal District with recorded use*
1.473
registered projects*
Historical data from CECarbon, now integrated into the Sustainable Construction Platform. May 2026.
Recognition
Recommended for the Selo Casa Azul + CAIXA certification and by GBC Brasil.


Used by CDHU across nine developments in eight cities in the state of São Paulo.
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