A planned community in California aims to set a benchmark for sustainable living in the face of global warming.
Centennial, located in the northwestern part of Los Angeles County, is designed to be a master-planned, environmentally friendly town that addresses the pressing issue of climate change by integrating green technologies and sustainable urban planning from the ground up.
Environmental Focus
Centennial is a massive master-planned community set to occupy approximately 12,000 acres and designed to accommodate 19,333 homes (18 percent earmarked as affordable), along with commercial spaces, schools, and parks.
The project, spearheaded by the Tejon Ranch Company and other partners, intends to transform the area into a sustainable, mixed-use community that balances residential, commercial, and natural spaces.
The town’s blueprint includes a robust system of energy-efficient buildings, extensive use of solar power, and water conservation measures, all aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of its residents.
According to the developers, the …