Qatari Diar, a global leader in sustainable real estate development, won the award for the best sustainable housing project in the world for its Chelsea Barracks project, at the International Property Awards held on February 25. The company won the British edition of the award last year in the UK, and the Chelsea Barracks project competed in the global edition after winning the British edition thanks to its environmentally responsible design and a plethora of sustainability certifications. Thus, Qatari Diar has now won all copies of the award for the best sustainable housing project, which is on three levels: Britain, Europe and the world. The global edition, which Al Diar recently won, is considered the most prestigious accolade that can be obtained in this field, because it is the best in the world, and thus cements the position of the workers on the Chelsea Barracks project as leaders in the field of global sustainability. Occupying a 12.8-acre site, Chelsea Barracks is a mixed-use development incorporating traditional gardens in London's Belgravia neighbourhood, embracing the neighborhood to form public green spaces and pathways that punctuate the site. Every little detail of the project enhances sustainability as it (ie, sustainability) is at the heart of the developers' vision, as 40% of the site area is dedicated to green spaces, and the design and materials used in construction all support this vision, and as a result, the project was awarded a platinum rating from the system Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Chelsea Barracks was recognized as the most sustainable project in Europe and one of 16 projects globally to achieve this rating, What helped the project receive its global accolade recently, an International Property Award. On this occasion, Eng. Abdullah bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, CEO of Qatari Diar, said: “We are delighted that Chelsea Barracks