The world demands new ways of living, working, designing, and making.
Few challenges are as complex as delivering high-performing, net zero, and resilient buildings and infrastructure at scale. There are tremendous opportunities for AEC firms to lead this transformation with tools and processes that quantify and optimize the total carbon impact on the built environment.
What if one report could give you the industry view on the drivers behind green building, tell you what your peers are planning, and show you how to stand out from the competition?
That report is the 2021 World Green Building Trends report.
Learn how AEC firms are using technology to address climate change and drive sustainability (video: 4:45 min.).
Leading engineering firms call for policy makers to be bold and set lofty goals. The technology to tackle sustainable challenges exists; we just need to scale it.
Lake|Flato Architects
Every project at Lake|Flato Architects is driven with the goal of total carbon management and making the best decisions possible for the design itself and impact on the climate. Motivated by the growth and demand for sustainable buildings, Lake|Flato shares its approach to sustainable design.
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Measure and manage embodied and operational carbon on every project.
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Accelerate the design and construction of places that are safer, healthier, and more adaptable.
Design and construct with reuse in mind. Track all the materials going into a project with materials passports.
Empower teams everywhere to leverage automation to streamline work and generate insights from exponentially increasing data.
Quickly generate high-performing design alternatives from a single idea.
Create an intelligent, digital replica to optimize performance, gain insights, and reduce costs.
Microsoft
Developed collaboratively, the EC3 is an Embodied Carbon Calculator—a tool that can help the industry increase transparency and reduce emissions.
D/P/S
D/P/S is focused on slowing down the effects of climate change by aiming for net-zero, energy-certified building designs.
Arcadis
Technology tools boost speed and efficiency for a critical water infrastructure renovation.
