Few things are more dangerous to birds than buildings. Fortunately, advancements in glass technology and legislative measures are helping address the problem. Learn more about creating bird-safe buildings.

The Passive House concept has developed into one of the most rigorous construction standards in the world, offering a pathway to significantly cut down greenhouse gas emissions and achieve net zero, or even net positive, in the built environment.

Specifying environmentally friendly furniture is important, but what does that mean? Here’s how to choose furnishings and other materials that are reusable or recyclable during your renovation.

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 electrification is gaining steam thanks to a greener grid and a drive toward decarbonizing. Is it time to electrify your building?

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.

Reducing the carbon footprint of existing buildings is a challenge, but here’s why it’s worth the investment in the long run.

Hotels have been plagued with low occupancy since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. One way to make hotels more resilient against the impacts of future pandemics is designing flexible spaces. Learn more.