Amura uses CLT wooden panels instead of reinforced concrete, significantly reducing its environmental impact. If the building were constructed with concrete, it would have generated a substantial amount of carbon dioxide (CO2), a major contributor to climate change. By choosing wood, not only are emissions from concrete production avoided, but the wood itself absorbs and stores carbon like a natural "sponge."

In numbers, the construction of Amura prevents the release of 2,5 millions kilograms of CO2—equivalent to the emissions produced by 530 cars in one year. Additionally, the CLT panels meet the strictest fire safety standards, ensuring both sustainability and safety. Amura stands as a prime example of how architecture can protect the planet while delivering modern, sustainable, and welcoming design.