Thonglor Management, in collaboration with three alliances—Eight Thonglor Mall, MUU Bangkok Hotel, and Eight Residences—focuses on sustainability by minimizing the carbon footprint left by our operations, staff, and guests. Recycling materials used in each property are implemented, such as the bin basket in the guest room, where even the thrown paper has been recycled for the printing process. The initiative staff of Thonglor Management build up the ‘Recycle Sala’, to produce an organic cleaning liquid made from waste and use it to eliminate rubbish from wastewater reservoirs, and all development undergoes rigorous sustainability audits.
Thonglor Management follows a sustainability framework that not only considers environmental issues as the center but also aims to create a positive impact on the communities of the Thong Lo area and nearby communities. By emphasizing its identity by linking it to other community contexts, such as the context of using leftover materials from the community to make trash baskets in guest rooms.
Thonglor Management in collaboration with three alliances, Eight Thonglor Mall, MUU Bangkok Hotel, and Eight Residences together participated in the Earth Hour campaign by switching off the non-essential lights for 1 hour to raise awareness among people on global warming issues and world’s environmental sustainability. This year, the Earth Hour event was held on Saturday, March 25th 2023 from 20.30 – 21.30 hrs. (local time in Thailand).
Thonglor Management has addressed their vision and goal on the operation of environmental protection projects and to raise awareness in conserving the world’s environment by participating in this year Earth Hour campaign. All four alliances also prepared an eco-friendly flashlight to be distributed to all guests and customers who attend the event as a souvenir. All units can save up to 284 kilowatts of electricity on the night which remarks an important step in the implementation of world environmental protection activities from all units.
Thonglor Management and alliances unitedly delivered used and unwanted items in good condition that collected through ‘Sharing your unwanted items charity project’ to Pankan Shop by Yuvabadhana Foundation where all proceeds from selling these second hand items at Pankan shop will become scholarships for children who lack opportunities in Yuvabadhana Foundation. In this event, Ms. Thapanee Sinadyodharaks, Managing Director, Pankan Project presided over and received donations on 19 June 2023.
This event is a part of company’s environmental project. To donate unused items to people who can utilize them again is another way to help reduce the amount of waste in the household and office. According to the concept of 3 Rs. Reuse, by passing along the unwanted items to those who can make use of those things again.