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A regenerative built environment is a future I believe we all want - where people and nature thrive. We've started to imagine what that could look like in mainstream construction practice with our Regenerative Twin study. Set within the procurement, policy and regulatory landscape of Wales, this is our latest collaborative project as part of a programme of research into the role of procurement in enabling better social, economic and environmental outcomes on construction projects.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗲 𝗰𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗹𝘆 𝗱𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝗻𝘃𝗶𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁? We believe that technological investment, constant updating, meeting and benchmarking, and the application of innovative solutions are #essentialelements of a serious corporate commitment to #sustainability. Throughout the years, we have incorporated elements into a variety of projects such as: ● #Ethicgreen, encompassing all of our implemented technological measures aimed at minimizing the environmental and health implications of our products; ● #nZeb Partners, a robust consortium of 4 companies, inclusive of Amonn Color, striving to achieve common goals in the domain of sustainable construction, energy efficiency and clean technologies, in harmony with the sustainability principles endorsed by the European Community; ● #AmonnCloe, our latest line of natural paints with over 97% natural ingredients, for the health of people and the environment; ● continued participation as a platinum partner in the events of the #ARCA- Architecture Comfort and Environment project. We are strongly committed to projects that propel us towards a production and distribution system increasingly geared towards #sustainability, in line with Goal 12 of the 2030 Agenda. Interested in learning about our environmental certifications? 💚🌍 Discover more at: https://ethicgreen.it/ #amonncolor #sustainability

🌳 Why Build with Timber? 🌳 Timber is not just a building material; it’s a game-changer in the fight against climate change. Unlike concrete and steel, which are energy-intensive, timber stores carbon instead of emitting it. It’s the go-to choice for architects and designers who want to create healthier, more sustainable spaces whilst reducing their carbon footprint. 💚 Certified, sustainable timber is at the forefront of bio-based construction and the circular economy—building the future with renewable, responsibly sourced materials. Discover why specifying sustainable timber is crucial to achieving net zero carbon targets! 🔎 What Will You Learn? • Innovations in mass timber and offsite manufacturing • Why timber buildings benefit health and wellbeing • Timber’s role in a circular economy • Timber as an alternative to carbon-intensive materials • Principles of bio-based construction • Applications for advanced engineered timber products • Why specifying certified timber matters • The timber construction revolution—what’s next? 🗣 Meet the Speaker The webinar will be presented by Dr Pablo van der Lugt , a pioneering thought leader in bio-based construction. As a senior sustainability consultant and lecturer at Delft University of Technology, Dr Pablo van der Lugt will share his expertise on how timber has evolved from a traditional material into a high-performance, engineered solution that’s shaping the future of construction. 📅 Don’t Miss Out! 🔗Register now -https://lnkd.in/ez9fdmAC #TimberConstruction #SustainableBuilding #NetZero #BioBasedBuilding #CPDWebinar #Architecture #ConstructionInnovation

Revolutionizing Construction with Biochar What if your building could do more than just stand tall? What if it could help heal the planet? That’s the promise of biochar in construction a game-changing material that: 1. Reduces the carbon footprint of your projects. 2. Promotes eco-friendly building practices without compromising quality. 3. Enhances durability by boosting concrete strength and longevity. The result? A construction industry that builds not just for today but for a sustainable tomorrow. Biochar is no longer just for the soil, it’s for the cities of the future. Key Insight: Every block, every beam, every project can now become a statement of sustainability. PS: Want to learn how biochar can transform your next project? Let’s connect and make your vision eco-friendly! Comment “BUILD GREEN” or DM me to explore the power of biochar in construction! 👉 Learn more: www.redmountainbiochar.com 📞 Call us at: +1 903-513-2278 #SustainableConstruction #BiocharInnovation #EcoBuilding #GreenMaterials #CarbonReduction #FutureOfConstruction #SustainableArchitecture #BuildForTomorrow #EcoConcrete #ConstructionRevolution #CarbonSmart

Revolutionizing Construction with Biochar What if your building could do more than just stand tall? What if it could help heal the planet? That’s the promise of biochar in construction a game-changing material that: 1. Reduces the carbon footprint of your projects. 2. Promotes eco-friendly building practices without compromising quality. 3. Enhances durability by boosting concrete strength and longevity. The result? A construction industry that builds not just for today but for a sustainable tomorrow. Biochar is no longer just for the soil, it’s for the cities of the future. Key Insight: Every block, every beam, every project can now become a statement of sustainability. PS: Want to learn how biochar can transform your next project? Let’s connect and make your vision eco-friendly! Comment “BUILD GREEN” or DM me to explore the power of biochar in construction! 👉 Learn more: www.redmountainbiochar.com 📞 Call us at: +1 903-513-2278 #SustainableConstruction #BiocharInnovation #EcoBuilding #GreenMaterials #CarbonReduction #FutureOfConstruction #SustainableArchitecture #BuildForTomorrow #EcoConcrete #ConstructionRevolution #CarbonSmart

Read more about our project with Green Roof Infrastructure Network of BC to map existing and potential #greeninfrastructure in Vancouver in this issue of the Living Architecture Monitor! This work will assist decision makers in developing climate resilience strategies and protecting biodiversity in urban settings.

The key to sustainability and circularity within planetary boundaries in building is incentives like taxation. Ok, also the legislation must come up to speed. It is impossible to make this happen if the road full of deep pit holes is paved with just good intentions. Companies must be sure that this road is accessible and legal to drive everywhere, anytime.

Spotlight on Sustainability in Construction 🌍 Building a Greener Future with Aeonconstruct Engineering Saturdays are perfect for reflection, and today, we're reflecting on one of our core values: Sustainability. At Aeonconstruct Engineering, construction isn’t just about building for today—it’s about creating structures that stand the test of time while protecting the planet. Here’s how we prioritize sustainability: 1️⃣ Eco-friendly Materials: From recycled steel to sustainable concrete, we carefully select materials that reduce environmental impact. 2️⃣ Energy Efficiency: Designing buildings with optimized systems to minimize waste and promote renewable energy. 3️⃣ Community Impact: Collaborating with local communities to ensure projects enhance, not harm, their environment. 💡 Did you know? Green building designs can lower energy consumption by up to 30%! Together, we can make construction a force for good. Let’s discuss how we can help you achieve your sustainability goals. Drop us a message! #SustainableSaturday #GreenConstruction #AeonconstructEngineering

Five years ago, an event titled "Embodied Carbon in Buildings" was held at MIT and explored the (at the time) radical concept of embodied carbon and the adverse impacts that building materials and construction have. This one day conference opened my eyes and forever changed the path of my professional career. "What can I do in my capacity to reduce the immense volume of carbon that the built environment emits?" was a question that lead me to where I am today. To celebrate 5 years since this historic event, the Boston Society for Architecture and Carbon Leadership Forum (Boston/NE) will be hosting another embodied carbon summit to continue the forward progress our industry has made. The 2024 Northeast Embodied Carbon Summit, held June 20-21 at the Boston Federal Reserve, is an event you don't want to miss. Combining a full day of expert panel presentations, alongside a half day of specifically focused collaborative workshops, this summit is vital for any AEC professional hoping to understand and implement emerging best practice around embodied carbon in buildings. Circularity, structures, mass timber, concrete, policy, design, construction, and more will be discussed as we forge a path towards a zero carbon future. If interested, please sign up and share where you can. Also, make sure you attend the Day 2 Reuse workshop, where Laurel Chądzyński and I will be working with attendees to jump-start built environment circularity in Boston and beyond. Take a chance, attend the summit, learn what you can do to help shape the future and mitigate the disastrous impacts that the built environment has had on the climate crisis. I did in 2019, and you can in 2024. https://lnkd.in/efjWcvGU - Event signup https://lnkd.in/e2s2SZaK - Event schedule

Building the Future: A Call for Sustainable Transformation in Nordic Construction    The construction and real estate sectors are central components in Nordic economy and employment, but they also contribute significantly to environmental challenges—accounting for signifificant CO₂ emissions, along with resource depletion, pollution, and biodiversity loss.   To operate within planetary boundaries, the industry requires more than technical fixes—it demands a societal and cultural paradigm shift, moving from a growth-driven model to one of sufficiency. Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)—comprising 99% of the European construction sector and 83% of its workforce—are central to this transition. These innovators are leading the charge in adopting sustainable, place-based materials and circular practices, yet they face systemic barriers like restrictive regulations, limited market access, and financial constraints.   Our latest report outlines actionable pathways to accelerate sustainable construction by focusing on three key areas: 1. Promoting Nature-Based, Circular, and Local Materials: Supporting renewable, sustainable materials tailored to local contexts. 2. Advancing Gentle Demolition for Reuse: Prioritizing material reuse to foster a circular economy. 3. Facilitating Redistribution of Used Materials: Creating systems for surplus resource reuse to maximize efficiency and lifecycle value.   This transformation requires ambitious legislation to enable innovation while addressing barriers that disproportionately impact SMEs. With the right framework, Nordic leaders can pave the way for a regulatory landscape that aligns with the EU’s goal of a climate-neutral economy by 2050. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/dunnV36N ___________   #NordicInnovation #FormDesignCenter #sustainordic #Norden Pernille Martiny Modvig, Rasmus Malmborg, Marthe Haugeland  Dorte Bo Bojesen, Johan Jönsson, Angelica Åkerman, Kirsten Lynge, Per-Kristian Hansson, Maria Block, Daniel Fagerberg, Joakim Kaminsky, Ola Landqvist, Andreas Eggertsen, Ulf Sandin, Finn Williams, Mikkel Damgaard, HavnensHænder, Lars Lundbye, Almenr Byggefællesskaber, Steffen Nielsen, Lolle og Nielsen, Per Goltermann, Lars Keller ❌, EcoCocon, Kasper Sørensen, Søndergaard A/S