Sustainability

Setting the Platinum Standard in Sustainability

As a LEED Platinum–certified landmark, the Museum of the Future meets the highest standards in sustainable building design and operation. 30% of the museum’s power is generated by a nearby solar farm, while an on-site treatment plant recycles up to 70% of its wastewater.


The design and materials of the building’s iconic façade maximise daylight and minimise heat gain, complemented by smart systems that dynamically adjust air quality, lighting, and temperature.

  • 10/10 water efficiency performance

  • 70% of wastewater recycled

  • 30% of power generated from solar

Rooted in the Desert

The museum rises from a lush, vegetated mound that acts as a natural thermal buffer, helping shield the interior from desert heat and reducing cooling demand. This living landscape is home to 30 native plant species, sustained by a smart irrigation system. By integrating real-time weather data to prevent waste, the mound remains a thriving biodiversity hub.