LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a green building rating system created by individuals representing all segments of the building industry who are members of the United States Green Building Council.

In a recent meeting with the local press, BOYSEN^® and the city government of Makati forged a unity for a One Wall One World advocacy. 

With 800,000 cars passing through the city everyday, officials knew that the amount of pollution that goes into Makati skyline is serious business.

Ayala Land Employees took time off on April 20 and joined a group of 200 volunteers from the Ayala Group of Companies, the Makati City Department of Environmental Services (DES) and BOYSEN^® Paints to “Paint Ayala Avenue Clean!” in line with Earth Day 2010. 

Makati City has started using environmentally-friendly paint to help reduce smog in the country’s financial capital.

An act of kindness to nature means an act of health to humans, as well. 

In the aftermath of the Ondoy tragedy, Marikina is fortifying their walls – but not with an extra layer of cement or concrete. 

Residents of Makati City could finally breathe a little easier.

With the devastation brought about by typhoon Ondoy, local artists fortified Marikina Riverbank’s walls, not with an extra layer of cement or concrete but with a fresh coat of paint that can help mitigate climate change.

In keeping with the company’s commitment to produce safer and more environmentally friendly paint products, all BOYSEN^® paint products coming out of its factories, whether water or oil-based, are lead free.