Canada’s first zero-carbon aquatic centre is a groundbreaking step forward in sustainable design, blending environmental innovation with community wellness. Located in New Westminster, British Columbia,…
Rainwater harvesting can save energy and conserve groundwater; sports venues are the ideal spaces to employ this technology.
Construction companies are redefining success and creating long-term value with a sustainability trifecta that incorporates people, planet, and profit.
Cemex is taking the lead on decarbonizing the construction industry with low-carbon concrete, carbon capture, and an ambitious roadmap to net zero.
Plant Prefab is revolutionizing sustainable construction with innovative prefab solutions for efficiency, quality, and environmental responsibility.
BIG and Nokken redefine eco-accommodation with a 4.75-meter softshell tent made with a glulam timber frame and a weather-resistant canvas.
Infrastructure can coexist with nature by integrating biodiversity into design, construction, and operations for sustainable development.
Sustainable materials like hempcrete and bamboo are gaining traction in construction, raising questions about the future role of lumber in the industry.
Light House's new initiative helps construction companies reduce plastic waste by upcycling it into reusable materials.
The Populus Hotel redefines hospitality as the first carbon-positive hotel in the U.S., setting a new standard for sustainable construction.
Nexamp's Chicago expansion prompted the DOL to name it a RAP employer after it committed to investing over $2 billion in the state.
Design for Disassembly prioritizes reused or reusable materials, durability over convenience, and disassembly over demolition.
