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By reusing existing structures, we reduce the environmental impact. Less new construction means fewer raw materials and less waste. #AdaptiveReuse #SustainableDesign #HistoricPreservation #EcoFriendlyLiving #CreativeSpaces

This is an excerpt from a great article that Sophie Gowsell, at our partner Bird Construction wrote on Earth Day, highlighting how the new building methods and innovation can help with sustainability and Stack Modular's contribution to Bird Construction's Sustainability commitment. "One of Bird Construction's partners, Stack Modular, specializes in providing innovative structural steel volumetric building solutions. Stack's modular building approach effectively minimizes construction waste through various strategic measures. Thoughtful design ensures optimal material usage, while continuous process improvement enhances production efficiency, reducing errors and the need for rework. Additionally, early engagement with the supply chain encourages collaboration and enables the conscientious selection of sustainable materials for factory production. Modular building methods have a significantly lower environmental impact, with recent studies indicating the potential to reduce CO2 emissions by over 45% (Sajid et al., 2024)."

Next week, RMI is heading to U.S. Green Building Council's Greenbuild International Conference & Expo in Philadelphia, PA, where we’re proud to host the first-ever Carbon Storing Materials Pavilion! This new pavilion will showcase over a dozen established, innovative manufacturers producing cutting-edge technologies that are transforming the building industry with carbon-storing and climate-positive materials. Carbon-storing materials are already available for all parts of a building (think: structure, insulation, & interiors) and have so many benefits, including: 🔋 Boosting energy efficiency 🍃 Improving indoor air quality 🚯 Reducing waste 🏢 And enhancing building performance Watch this video 🎬 to learn how using carbon-storing materials could help buildings go from one of the biggest contributors to climate change to becoming the biggest source of carbon draw down in the country within a decade 👇

Did you watch the #WOODCIRCLES_eu presentation video? If not, you can do it now: https://lnkd.in/d9HxsCTn Discover how the project is helping the #SustainableFuture of the #construction sector by developing sustainable solutions for the #circular use of wood in construction.

Earth Day reminds us of the importance of environmental conservation— and encourages us to take action for a healthier planet and a brighter future. In honor of Earth Day 2024, we examine some of the innovations that are helping to reshape the construction industry to become more sustainable. #EarthDay #ThisIsElectrificationIntegration #sustainableconstruction https://lnkd.in/gWr8Hg74

The idea of keeping materials in loop has been very much underrated in architecture and construction industry. The built environment which is one of the primary needs of mankind needs more emphasis from circular perspective. #circulareconomy #builtenvironment #loweremissions

Want to use eco-friendly materials on your construction project? Engineered to outperform traditional wood mats and minimize environmental damage, composite mats offer a sustainable solution with superior reusability and longevity. Protect the environment: https://hubs.li/Q02DVh9r0 #CompositeMatting #Sustainability #ConstructionManagement

The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation towards sustainability. From integrating renewable energy and reusable materials to using advanced technologies like 3D printing, the sector is reshaping its practices for a more eco-friendly future. Embracing sustainable design, energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction benefits the environment, boosts the economy, and creates a healthier built environment. As the construction industry continues to evolve, it promises to create a brighter and greener future for all. #EarthDay

Choosing construction materials wisely isn't just about durability and aesthetics; it's also about environmental responsibility. Traditional materials like concrete and steel have significant environmental footprints, contributing to carbon emissions and resource depletion. Opting for green alternatives can greatly reduce these impacts, promoting sustainability and healthier ecosystems. 🌍 Let's build a greener future, one eco-friendly material at a time! ♻️ #TileGreen #GreenTechnology #SustainableConstruction #GreenBuilding #EnvironmentalImpact

When it comes to sustainable construction, measuring and reducing embodied carbon is a key factor, but it shouldn't be our only focus. We must also consider the environmental impact of material extraction, water usage, and waste production. By taking a holistic approach and integrating regenerative design, we can improve the overall sustainability of our projects. For more info: https://bit.ly/4btobyD #SustainableConstruction #EmbodiedCarbon #EnvironmentalImpact