Items Tagged with 'EPDs (Environmental Product Declarations)'

Polyisocyanurate (polyiso) roof insulation stands as one of the most widely used insulation products for low-slope commercial roofing systems.

The Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association (PIMA) announced the publication of updated Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for polyiso insulation products.

EIMA welcomes an exceptional lineup of speakers for the 2026 EIMA Annual Meeting. This year’s program features a broader range of external voices than ever before, with experts contributing not only to the Opening Session but also to every EIMA Working Group meeting.

All Weather Insulated Panels announced the launch of its fully refreshed website, designed to elevate user experience and better serve customers, partners, and the industry.

As sustainability has become a central priority in architecture, cladding is increasingly recognized as one of the most consequential systems in building design, capable of aligning architectural intent with measurable environmental outcomes. 

S-5! announces the establishment of a formal Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) policy, including a Modern Slavery Statement, underscoring the company’s commitment to environmental stewardship, ethical business practices and strong corporate governance. 

While collecting "disclosure" documents proved easy enough for project teams, it turned out that LEED v4 was a bit ahead of the curve on the "optimization" side. Frankly, the industry lacked a common framework to facilitate rigorous, standardized, and streamlined workflows to achieve optimization. Simply put, the industry was not quite ready. It is ready now.

The Brick Industry Association (BIA) announces a new Industry Average Environmental Product Declaration (IA EPD) for clay masonry products including clay brick, structural clay tile, thin brick and clay brick pavers.

Today’s design community seeks not just visual authenticity but solutions that align with performance, longevity, and low carbon goals.

At The Momentary in Bentonville, Ark., artist Chad “Nish” Earles, a member of the Caddo Nation, has transformed the utilitarian building into a powerful cultural landmark that honors his people’s history through design.