Articles Tagged with ''sustainable design ''

Many American schools are aging. Nearly 50% of U.S. schools date back to between 1950 and 1969. It’s not surprising that these buildings aren’t sustainable

Expanding credentialing opportunities is a first step in helping to shape a more inclusive green building and sustainability workforce.

Sunshades are an integral factor in enhancing not only the aesthetic of a building, but also its efficiency and sustainability

New study outlines how building product manufacturers can best support architects in climate action.

Dow’s carbon partnerships within the Olympic Movement have delivered third-party verified emission reductions of more than 5.1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Annual awards recognize extraordinary leadership in green building and commitment to advancing healthy, sustainable buildings and communities.

The construction industry, like many others, stands on the edge of green transformation

One of the world’s leading global eco-architects, Ken Yeang, received recognition for his excellence in sustainable development practices and innovations at the recently held Sustainable Cities and Human Settlements Awards Ceremony 2020.

The environment we are occupy on a daily basis, including the buildings we live and work in, are constructed with functionality and aesthetics in mind

One of the current trends is due to the subject that has dominated headlines for all of 2020, COVID-19. Because of the pandemic, the world is changing. Importing products from across the world is an idea that is leaving companies hesitant and concerned