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Heerim Architects & Planners, founded in 1970, is a leading privately owned architectural design and planning firm headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. It provides comprehensive services in architecture, interior design and urban planning across various commercial, cultural, institutional and residential projects. The firm operates in major cities worldwide, including Dubai, Istanbul, Moscow and Seoul, and has been involved in projects such as the Incheon International Airport Phase 4 Terminal 2 Expansion Project in South Korea, the Busan Cinema Center and the Al-Thumama Stadium in Qatar.
Summary
Heerim Architects & Planners has scored zero in all five measurement areas and therefore ranks at the bottom of the benchmark, together with other zero-scoring companies. Given its significant scale and influence, Heerim Architects & Planners has the potential to contribute significantly to shaping sustainable urban environments. However, its lack of disclosure on key sustainability topics makes it difficult to understand and evaluate its impact on people and the planet. This lack of transparency makes the company vulnerable to environmental and social risks, diminished investor and stakeholder trust and misalignment with regulatory requirements. Moreover, it places the company at a disadvantage compared to its peers, affecting its overall competitiveness.
To foster transparency and positive change, Heerim Architects & Planners should identify its most significant sustainability risks and opportunities in a materiality assessment and publish a sustainability strategy that integrates these priorities into its overall business strategy. It should also assign clear responsibility for strategy oversight to the highest governing body, such as the board of directors. Furthermore, Heerim Architects & Planners should establish measurable, time-bound and, where possible, science-based targets to reduce negative impacts, while regularly reporting progress against its sustainability goals. The company should also make public its policy commitments to respect fundamental human and labour rights.
Ranking position
#238
/300
Total score
0.0
/100
Measurement area
Score
Rank (0-300)
Measurement area
Governance & Strategy
Score
# 1
0.0
/100
Rank (0-300)
#181
Measurement area
Inclusive Cities
Score
# 1
0.0
/100
Rank (0-300)
#225
Measurement area
Healthy Cities
Score
# 1
0.0
/100
Rank (0-300)
#174
Measurement area
Climate Proof & Resilient Cities
Score
# 1
0.0
/100
Rank (0-300)
#170
Measurement area
Core Social Indicators
Score
# 1
0.0
/100
Rank (0-300)
#195
Industries
Industries
Architecture & consulting
#20
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