Let’s celebrate best practices and material innovation promoting sustainability in construction
Facing the urgency of climate change, companies like BP that traditionally invested in the construction of refineries and other oil production resources are pivoting to build in the increasingly profitable solar energy space
Without the need for long-distance transportation or carbon-intensive production techniques, one research lab is experimenting with local soils that may offer a greener path forward
Mass timber gives an age-old material compelling new advantages for the construction industry
Government environmental targets are reinforcing the need to build more sustainably and efficiently in the next decade. A group of construction sector experts discussed the issue.
While there remain environmental concerns around some plastic products, the material’s light weight and end-use versatility make it ideal for construction
A new apartment complex development in the Lone Star state will feature a living wall so big that its proponents argue that it may help clean the area’s air pollution
MacRebur has designed a way to use plastics polluting oceans and landfills to build roads, parking lots and driveways
Construction accounts for a significant percentage of global carbon emissions, meaning builders need to shift to more sustainable building strategies
The general contractor aims to focus on renewable energy, local partnerships and better monitoring of its operations
Here’s a visual look at how Bluebeam Studio Projects has helped promote environmental sustainability in the AEC industry
In the face of climate change, permeable pavements offer a sustainable alternative
The University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center is developing potentially game-changing materials for the industry
From lighting to HVAC, new real-time data offers savings, energy efficiency and improved productivity to building managers
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