Join our panel of experts from material science, manufacturing, and design to discuss how material exploration can become the cornerstone of a sustainable future.

In this course, we discuss how to implement the integrative process by recognizing and making corrections when it’s not happening, overcoming the significant barriers to culture change, and leveraging existing drivers of integration. We also explore how the integrative process has improved outcomes—both tangible and intangible—for real projects.

In this course we discuss the intent and requirements for the LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C EQ Credit: Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies and how it can help building occupants work and live in healthier spaces.

This panel will discuss how we need to reframe processes, take advantage of innovations, and be aware of legislation that can support a recycling mindset.

In this course, we explore how Health Product Declarations (HPDs) contribute to the LEED v4.1 rating system and how design professionals can achieve the LEED v4.1 BD+C and ID+C Material Ingredients credit.

Learn about the LEED Cities: Existing v4.1 Gold certification of Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Explore how the commercial real estate sector can best balance tradeoffs to design and implement cost-effective strategies across climate-related areas such as energy, building materials, renewable energy, carbon offsets, certification, and physical climate risk.

LEED project teams can be advocates for legally sourced wood

Learn about the LEED Cities: Existing v4.1 Gold certification of Tallahassee, Florida.

Through a webinar and excerpts from the book Build Beyond Zero, this course presents ideas for construction and building creation that can help lower emission rates and create a stronger, healthier future for us all.

How does the sun can warm and brighten homes while also cutting energy bills?

Introduction to sustainable stormwater management practices.