🚀 Exciting Announcement! 🚀 After weeks of in-depth conversations with industry leaders and changemakers, I’m thrilled to unveil our latest study: “Innovations and Challenges in Green Building: Insights from Industry Leaders” 🌿🏗️ This study brings together insights from pioneers like Eric Truelove of Green Building Resources and Sean Armstrong from Redwood Energy, and many others shedding light on the most cutting-edge strategies and innovations shaping the future of sustainability. 🔑 What’s inside? • The latest trends driving the eco-friendly construction and sustainability movements • Key challenges the industry is facing—and how leaders are overcoming them • Actionable insights for professionals looking to make a positive impact on the planet while growing their businesses 🌍💼 If you’re passionate about building a better, greener future or looking for innovative ways to bring sustainability into your projects, this is a must-read! 👉 https://lnkd.in/gT2799qT Let’s continue to push boundaries, rethink the way we design, build, and innovate, and make sustainability the cornerstone of success.
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ICYMI - In this recent webinar, "Baker Construction – Why Sustainability Matters," Bob Nussmeier, Vice President of Strategic Clients, delves into the importance of sustainability in construction, highlighting our shared responsibility to reduce carbon emissions and adopt greener building practices. View today! https://ow.ly/oNQA50SNe0C
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Building for the future starts with sustainability and Dolese is paving the way for greener construction. Learn how we’re making an impact: https://lnkd.in/gNG9EjQ8
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"To me, sustainability means balancing economic, social, and environmental value and understanding their interrelation. More than half of all economic activity is highly dependent on nature and its services. We must become more conscious of our actions and their impacts." — Christina Haupt Toft Christina Haupt Toft is the founder of Circle Consulting, a consultancy that integrates construction and biodiversity to benefit businesses and society. With 15 years of experience in finance and construction, Christina has focused the last five on sustainability and biodiversity in the built environment. Among her achievements is the development of a national method for city nature mapping in extensive collaboration within the industry, including ConTech Lab - en del af Molio. Addressing sustainability challenges in the built environment, Christina highlights the complexity and the novelty of incorporating nature-focused approaches in traditional economic sectors. She emphasises the pivotal role of financial institutions in driving sustainability by incentivising nature-positive assets and discusses the need for innovative construction materials and methods in response to raw material scarcity. 👉 Read the full article on our Journal: https://lnkd.in/ep_6ikNN
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📑The latest report from the Urban Land Institute' programme C Change is out now! 📑 Carbon pricing plays a pivotal role in enabling companies to take meaningful steps toward achieving their sustainability goals. During last summer’s workshops, industry experts from diverse sectors and various points along the value chain came together to share their insights. This global assembly brought unique perspectives to the table, fostering enriching discussions and a mix of subjective opinions and consensus. These collaborative efforts culminated in the release of the paper, marking a significant milestone. As a contributor, Deepthi Ravi, our Sustainability Coordinator, felt that by providing her insights as an architecture practitioner she could offer a more holistic perspective on carbon, financial considerations, and ultimately, sustainability. Read more about C Change here: https://lnkd.in/dVNf8-wT
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🌍 Sustainability in Construction: A New Perspective This semester, I explored one of the most critical topics in the modern construction industry: how to make projects sustainable. Sustainability is not just about reducing environmental harm, it’s about creating long-term value for all stakeholders throughout a project’s lifecycle. From integrative design to dematerialization, I discovered that sustainable practices drive both innovation and efficiency while promoting responsibility. My biggest insight was Sustainability isn’t just a technical challenge, it’s a mindset. Shifting our perspective to prioritize sustainable goals from the start can unlock solutions that benefit the environment, society, and the economy altogether. #التشييدـالمستدام #Sustainable_Construction #Sustainability
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"Huge thanks to Harris Evolution for putting together such a fantastic event last week focused on ‘Building Sustainability Into Every Project’. The speakers gave insights including unexpected sustainability solutions which came about as solutions to other construction issues, without sustainability as the main driver. As someone deeply invested in sustainable construction, it was refreshing to chat with trade professionals about the practical side, who described the talks that evening as ‘eye-opening’. A brilliant event, thanks Harris Evolution! 🌿🏗️ #Sustainability #Construction"
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"Building For your Purpose" starts with Sustainability. What an honor #womaninconstruction #womanceo #womaninsustainability #crainsbusiness #crainschicago #award #chicago Licensed, Certified and built to Code...quality and beauty! https://lnkd.in/gPd9UPUt
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🌱 Sustainability isn’t just a trend—it’s the future of real estate. At MMCC, we help developers, architects, and planners embrace sustainable practices that: ✔ Lower costs ✔ Boost project value ✔ Ensure regulatory compliance Let’s build a greener, smarter future together. Contact MMCC today to start your sustainability journey!
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#ConstructionTrends: Embracing sustainability in construction has become the norm rather than the exception. It's heartening to see the industry's commitment to a greener future! 🌿 #ConstructionTrends #Sustainability
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