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California’s eco-hub receives AIA awards for energy-efficient, sustainable design

Construction Specifier

A high-performance building envelope minimizes thermal bridging, enhancing interior thermal comfort with substantial R values at the roof and walls. The building’s energy use intensity (EUI) is reduced to 23, a 71 percent decrease from the baseline, thanks to efficient building systems and envelope design.

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Green Building Certifications: Choosing the Right One for Your Project

iField Smart

Green building certifications offer a valuable framework for assessing and recognizing buildings that meet certain sustainability standards. These certifications provide a standardized framework for measuring and comparing the sustainability of different buildings. Green Building Council (USGBC).

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The Future of Energy Efficiency: The Role of Thermal Insulation in Modern Homes

UK Construction Blog

The post The Future of Energy Efficiency: The Role of Thermal Insulation in Modern Homes appeared first on UK Construction Blog. In the quest for sustainability, modern homes have become sanctuaries of energy conservation. Central to this transformation is the strategic application of thermal insulation.

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Revolutionizing Concrete Production: The Sustainable Future of Carbon Locked™ Precast Concrete

Civil + Structural Engineer

Resource Conservation Foremost among these advantages is the reduction in the demand for virgin materials, such as cement and aggregate, which are notoriously resource-intensive to manufacture. Energy Efficiency In addition to reducing emissions, Carbon Locked Precast Concrete contributes to energy efficiency in the construction sector.

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Designing for a Circular Future: A Construction Industry Perspective

iField Smart

The circular economy, a model that prioritizes resource efficiency and waste reduction, offers a promising path forward. Key Principles of Circular Design in Construction Reduce waste: Design buildings and infrastructure to minimize waste throughout their lifecycle.

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ASHRAE Calls for Abstracts: 2025 Winter Conf. Orlando

CCR Magazine

“Several novel technologies are emerging to improve building energy efficiency that can directly impact heating and cooling loads and indoor environmental quality,” said conference technical chair Som Shrestha.

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Achieving aesthetics and energy efficiency with stone wool insulation

Construction Specifier

Maximizing energy efficiency is the order of the day for construction industry professionals across North America, due, in part, to changing codes and a growing contingent of forward-thinking developers, owners, architects, specifiers, and energy consultants. Photo © ROCKWOOL North America. by Ryan Martin.