An explosion of ecolabels has the industry racing to keep up. Here’s a little advice on how to keep them (and your head) straight when specifying responsibly.

Building materials account for a considerable share of the embodied carbon of buildings, but new concrete and steel innovations are driving both better performance and lower emissions.

Ready for a construction innovation that uses a familiar material? Mass timber buildings use engineered wood components to minimize steel and concrete content. Learn more.

Interior products carry more embodied carbon than you think. New research sheds light on the carbon footprint of interior design.

This vision of architecture focuses on “doing good” rather than merely “less bad.” Learn more about the meaning of regenerative design with these three leaders of the movement. 

As the way we work evolves, perhaps it’s time for employers and the design community to consider optimization of open offices for a new kind of post-pandemic work environment.