All-electric and powered by renewable energy is the future of buildings, according to the Green Building Council of Australia. Turning off the gas will, however, mean a change in design, procurement, and delivery for many … about Gas-Free Buildings Have Arrived and Are Here to Stay
Green Building
6 Net-Zero Communities In The United States
Net-zero homes in the United States play an important role in helping citizens reduce their carbon footprint.
Harnessing Solar Energy With Eyes in the Sky
The latest report by Green Energy Markets reveals that renewable power levels have hit 20 per cent market share as new wind and solar farms are popping up across the country and more households install their own … about Harnessing Solar Energy With Eyes in the Sky
5 Ways Construction Can Make Projects More Sustainable
Here are five ways the construction industry can make an impact by making projects more sustainable.
Smarter Buildings = A More Intelligent Future
To put it simply, a smart building is any structure that uses automated processes to control the building's operations. This means that things, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting and security, are connected and … about Smarter Buildings = A More Intelligent Future
Recycled Plastic a Serious Contender for Future Construction Materials
As the construction industry makes moves towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly building practices, it’s exploring new, better replacements of traditional building materials. Yes, even plastics.
A Greener Future for Construction Through BEM
Across both residential and commercial construction, the amount of energy consumed to keep buildings lit up and temperature-controlled is steadily climbing. Homes and commercial buildings account for nearly 40% of all energy use in the … about A Greener Future for Construction Through BEM
Valuable Lessons Learned in Green Building
With more than 5.77 billion square feet in 165 countries around the world qualifying as green building, many people are living and working in green building spaces, gaining first-hand knowledge of how these buildings work.
Can Green Builders Become Mainstream?
While most builders in Australia have the capability to deliver sustainable projects, it is still rare for a company to position itself as only building green.
New Wave of Construction Materials for the Buildings of the Future
Traditionally, bio-materials would be materials such as mud, hay, and clay. Now, scientists and engineers are developing a new wave of construction materials that can be recycled, upcycled, and reused, turning the construction industry on … about New Wave of Construction Materials for the Buildings of the Future
