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The Code Council continues its thought leadership in the global discussion about the role of the built environment in expected future climate conditions.
National Institute of Building Sciences announces winners of the Lifetime Achievement, Innovator, Future Leaders, and Exceptional Woman in Building awards.
The workplace – its culture and workforce – will be a key track for Building Innovation 2021: Virtual Edition, the annual meeting of the National Institute of Building Sciences.
The National Institute of Building Sciences recently convened an executive Social Equity Roundtable, meeting with dozens of leaders to help move the needle on diversity, equity and inclusion in the built environment.
With the increasing awareness of the embodied carbon impact of the built environment on global warming potential, a variety of tools and resources have emerged in the marketplace.
The National Institute of Building Sciences will work with the Centre for Digital Built Britain on the development of the U.S. National Building Information Management Program.
The Sustainable Development Goals Fund and Pritzker Architecture Prize explore links between contemporary society and role of architecture to improve livelihoods.
