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💡 "It’s more or less impossible to change one part of construction without touching everything else." 💡 Alasdair Henderson, Executive Director at BAM UK & Ireland, shared his insights at the CIF Annual Conference 2024 on the interconnected nature of the construction industry. He highlighted the importance of sustainability in the context of the entire system of construction and the vital role every player has in driving positive change. Watch Alasdair's short clip to hear more about the future of sustainable construction! #CIFConference24 #Sustainability #ConstructionIndustry #BAMUK #InnovationInConstruction

Embracing Sustainability in Construction As we move into 2025, sustainability is at the forefront of the construction industry. Embracing eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient designs not only benefits the environment but also enhances the quality of our projects. 🌿🏗️ This has been something the industry has been aware of for many years, it's nice to see this being adapted in South Africa. Share your thoughts below! #Sustainability #GreenBuilding #ConstructionTrends https://newinbosch.co.za/

We see a rising demand for housing and infrastructure across the world. Yet, essential construction materials like steel and cement are responsible for billions of tonnes of carbon emissions each year. Simultaneously addressing these challenges—meeting growing demand while minimizing emissions—requires a strategic and comprehensive approach that starts long before design and procurement. Business leaders must implement sustainable frameworks for procuring green materials, transforming their projects into catalysts for sustainable innovation. Last week I visited a Dutch Investment Company with a very strong vision on building in a sustainable way. With this entrepreneurial, innovative vision they make a difference in the market. Read on to learn more about the path to sustainable construction. #SustainableConstruction #GreenBuilding #NetZero #ClimateAction #Sustainability https://lnkd.in/eWiZwD_s

Luxembourg can become a leader in sustainable construction by raising awareness among project owners, adopting innovative methods like timber-concrete hybrid systems, and encouraging early collaboration between stakeholders. This approach offers economic and social benefits, including energy savings, job creation, improved quality of life, and increased international investment. Read more on Spuerkeess

In a world where sustainability is becoming a major priority, the construction sector plays a crucial role in the transition to more environmentally-friendly practices. To explore the challenges and opportunities of this transition in Luxembourg, Max Didier, Managing Director of CDCL Compagnie De Construction Luxembourgeoise, shares his views: https://ow.ly/VUbX50UygRc

🏗️ In today’s increasingly environmentally conscious world, sustainability has become a paramount consideration in all industries, including construction. As the built environment continues to expand, construction projects have a significant impact on the environment, natural resources, and the communities they serve. Embracing sustainability principles not only helps minimize negative environmental effects but also leads to long-term economic and social benefits. Here’s why sustainability is essential in construction projects: https://lnkd.in/diZWRWnw #construction #building #projectmanagement #programmanagement #build #sustainability #fremarprojects #southafrica

Explore the transformative potential of construction in the circular economy! Despite minimal evolution in the past 25 years, the #constructionindustry still grapples with inefficient production and demolition processes, resulting in a disproportionate output-to-input ratio. Join us on the journey towards creating #regenerative cities through innovative approaches to construction. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dK_wWYE For more information on the circular economy in South Africa, become a member or partner of Circular South Africa here: https://lnkd.in/d9FtWRUK WorlDynamics #circulareconomy #construction #circularsouthafrica #sustainability #regenarativecities 

Increased timber use not only aids in achieving net-zero targets but also supports the government’s sustainable development goals. 🎯🌿 As the industry implements the steps outlined in the Net Zero Roadmap, timber is well-situated to become a significant component of eco-friendly construction practice.

Link to download the 2024 NBS sustainable futures report below 👇