Building a greener tomorrow — one neighbourhood at a time
The programme
Green Tomorrow is how Green Stone Group builds. Every neighbourhood is planned as a whole — homes, green space, cycle paths and energy-efficient buildings — so it costs less to live in, and is made to last.
It is not a label added at the end. It is decided at the drawing board: how buildings are insulated and heated, how much of the land stays green, and how people move between home, school and work.
Completed buildings in Lapis Residence and Onyx Residence hold energy performance certificates class A. Photovoltaic panels are part of our Iași projects — Lapis, Onyx and Emerald City — and condensing boilers with underfloor heating use up to 35% less gas.
At Emerald City, 15,501 m² — 30.85% of the five-hectare site — is landscaped green space: a park, alleys and playgrounds between the blocks, larger than the footprint of the buildings themselves. In Galata, Lapis and Onyx sit next to Galata Forest; in Budapest, Samuel Garden opens onto a landscaped courtyard and private gardens.
1 km of cycle paths runs through the Lapis and Onyx neighbourhood. Parking in Lapis, Onyx and Emerald City is pre-equipped for electric-vehicle charging, and at Emerald City 258 parking spaces are underground — cars out of sight, not in front of the window. In Budapest, Samuel Garden has bicycle storage and bike-sharing stations nearby.
We give new life to places with potential — turning them into complete, green neighbourhoods with homes, parks, playgrounds and everyday services. In the UK, our focus is giving former commercial buildings a new life as homes.
From offices to homes · United Kingdom
Granton House in Central Milton Keynes: an existing five-storey building, refurbished in its entirety and converted into 47 apartments — five minutes on foot from Milton Keynes Central station.
Discover Granton HouseGreen Tomorrow in numbers
Built into every home
What makes a Green Stone Group home greener is mostly invisible — in the walls, the windows and the heating. Explore the building, or choose a project.
Basalt-wool thermal system in Lapis and Onyx; continuous insulation without thermal bridges at Emerald City.
7-chamber PVC frames with three panes of Low-E glass — warmer in winter, quieter all year.
An individual condensing boiler with thermostat in every apartment — with underfloor heating, up to 35% less gas.
Even warmth at a lower temperature, with an individual distributor for each home.
Green energy at neighbourhood level in Lapis and Onyx, and on the rooftops at Emerald City — not on the façades.
Electrical routes for car-charging stations prepared from construction in Lapis, Onyx and Emerald City.
Underground containers at Emerald City — cleaner streets, no bins in sight.
