Environmental innovation is our guiding principle as we seek to redefine construction practices for a sustainable tomorrow. From green building techniques to net-zero energy designs, let’s lead the conversation on minimizing our ecological footprint.
By integrating advanced materials, embracing eco-friendly construction methods, and promoting environmental stewardship, we can pave the way for an industry that not only builds for today but preserves the planet for generations to come. In every project, the AEC industry are the champions of change, driving environmental innovation and setting new standards for sustainable construction practices.
Dive into our latest blog articles focusing on environmental innovation. Gain valuable insights from key thought leaders in the AEC industry who are at the forefront of driving positive change.
Plastic pollution is proving to be one of the unique challenges of the world today. Only nine per cent of all plastic produced has ever been recycled, while the rest ends up in landfills, waterways, or incineration.
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Something that isn’t well known, is that mass timber is North America’s fasting growing, low-carbon infrastructure solution in the fight against climate change.
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Around the globe, so called Sponge cities are known for their ability to mitigate flooding. Sponge cities have natural green and blue infrastructure which improves their ability to absorb rainfall.
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Nature has been engineering for billions of years, so why do we think we can do better than her? Biomimicry is taking that ancient evolutionary design process and using it to build buildings and design systems.
Buying carbon offsets when you take a flight or build a building can sound a little bit like cheating. Should it really be as simple as paying your way to net zero?
Buildings from around the world represent the culture they were built in. From gothic cathedrals in Europe to glittering glassy office towers. So why don’t we always think about local culture when we start designing?
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