Fundamental in the achievement of the objective of using energy from 100% renewable sources gave been the electric multipurpose heat pumps. In fact, the latter manage to produce hot and chilled water at the same time, recovering in the middle seasons the heat extracted from the water for the production of refrigerated water in order to warm the water for heating. The roof of the building also houses a photovoltaic pergola for the on-site production of electricity from renewable sources. This has allowed the maximization of the exposure surfaces of the panels and the reduction of the visual impact of the roof systems.

For the internal air conditioning were used metal radiant panels, which allow design freedom and a mode of heat exchange of static, and therefore silent, type. This air conditioning mode also integrates perfectly with the heat pump generation. To complement the radiant system, there are fan coils recessed into the floor in order to quickly reach the desired temperature in all areas and to manage the summer peaks. The only exception regards specific areas, such as the auditorium and the CDA room, for which a full-air system was chosen.

In terms of working comfort, the key word here was dynamism. In order to overcome the spatial concept of the static working environment, an articulated, flexible and dynamic environment has been created. The design of workspaces has followed a specific criterion of adaptability to the needs of people and the possibility of their temporal evolution. The modular and flexible logic with which the spaces have been organized also promotes the continuous relationship between people and a mutual exchange of knowledge.