Thanks to the timber-hybrid construction, CO₂ emissions will be around 30% lower than those of a standard building. The Anna-Lindh-Haus will be CO₂-neutral in operation due to complete electrification; the energy requirement will be around 70% lower than that of a comparable building. Around 20% of the electricity is to be generated on site via photovoltaic systems on the roof, and 100% of the rainwater can be reused. The property will be designed as a nearly zero energy building (nZEB) in accordance with EU regulations and is expected to meet the criteria of the EU taxonomy to be classified as "Do No Significant Harm". In addition, the DGNB, WELL Core and WiredScore certificates are each being sought in platinum, which underlines the building's claim to be one of the most modern, high-quality and sustainable properties in the submarket.