The Nautilus at CaSoBe sets a new standard for sustainable beachfront living in Batangas with its EDGE Advanced Certification.
At the Calatagan coast, luxury meets purpose. The Nautilus at CaSoBe, Landco Pacific Corporation’s 10-storey beachfront condotel, has earned the Preliminary EDGE Advanced Certification, becoming the first beachfront condominium in the Philippines with this global sustainability distinction.
The certification, issued by the International Finance Corporation through the Philippine Green Building Initiative (PGBI), confirms that The Nautilus achieves 43% energy savings, 37% water savings, and a 38% reduction in embodied energy of materials. These improvements translate into tangible benefits, including enough electricity saved to power ten Filipino households for a full year.
“The Nautilus proves that luxury and sustainability can exist together,” said Engr. Leandro Conti, PGBI Chairman and President. “It is a milestone for the Philippine property sector.”
Designed by Singapore’s Pomeroy Studio and Visionarch, The Nautilus blends refined architecture with eco-conscious features. Solar panels, energy-efficient plumbing, and EV charging stations demonstrate Landco’s commitment to responsible development.
Erickson Y. Manzano, President and CEO of Landco Pacific Corporation, said, “True luxury is purposeful. Sustainability must be at the heart of modern living.”
The Nautilus offers 171 residential units and five commercial spaces, all with sweeping sea views and spacious balconies. Amenities include infinity pools, a spa, gym, conference areas, and observatories designed to evoke the feel of a cruise ship.
Located just two to three hours from Metro Manila, The Nautilus sits within the 15-hectare CaSoBe estate, home to Aquaria Water Park and Crusoe Cabins. It combines leisure, convenience, and investment potential, setting a new standard for Philippine beachfront living.
For more information, visit www.landco.ph or facebook.com/LandcoPacificCorporation.
