In the heart of Singapore’s logistics ecosystem, Schenker Singapore – RedLion emerges as a new benchmark in green warehousing. As DB Schenker’s largest investment in the Asia Pacific region, this advanced logistics facility reflects the company’s unwavering commitment to sustainability, innovation, and operational excellence. Certified LEED BD+C Gold, RedLion redefines what it means to integrate sustainability into the backbone of supply chain infrastructure — where speed, scale, and environmental performance intersect.

Occupying a sprawling multi-story footprint, RedLion has been meticulously designed to support high-throughput warehouse operations while minimizing environmental impact. The facility features automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS), energy-efficient HVAC systems, and natural daylight harvesting, reducing reliance on artificial lighting and optimizing energy use. Water-efficient fixtures, sustainable building materials, and waste management systems further reinforce its green performance across construction and operations, delivering measurable improvements in carbon footprint reduction. LEED Gold: A Recognition of Excellence in Industrial Sustainability Achieving LEED BD+C (Building Design and Construction) Gold certification, RedLion represents a new class of industrial buildings that balance functionality with long-term ecological stewardship. It’s not only optimized for efficiency—it’s purposefully aligned with global climate goals and stakeholder expectations around ESG performance in logistics. This certification validates RedLion’s role as a responsible, future-ready distribution hub, helping businesses reduce supply chain emissions while ensuring agility and reliability.

As sustainability consultant for RedLion, BSD Group played a critical role in guiding the project through LEED certification, delivering expertise in energy modeling, material selection, water efficiency, and indoor environmental quality. Our work with Schenker Singapore showcases how Equity, Ecology, and Economy can be successfully translated into high-demand industrial spaces — proving that logistics can be both fast-moving and forward-thinking.