Our take-aways from COVID-19 have accelerated positive emerging trends like the outdoor office, touchless technology and modular construction.

Adaptive reuse has been a hallmark of sustainable design for a long time, but often, only the core and shell are reused—the rest is gutted.…

This session is on the basics of realizing deep savings on building systems such as lighting, HVAC, building automation, and how standards may be changing…

Data-driven powered building maintenance programs are bringing new value to building services by driving proven outcomes. These building services 1) reduce costs, 2) help facilities…

The pandemic brought the world to a halt and changed the way we view our relationship with the spaces we occupy, both public an private.…

i+s is hosting a panel discussion of industry thought leaders to answer questions surrounding COVID-19 and the built environment: How is the coronavirus pandemic impacting…

Exploring the opportunities to achieve operational decarbonization and reduce embodied carbon with design. 

Now, more than ever, environmental impacts are a worldwide concern, and one that the A&D community is being asked to address in their work.

As one of the most commonly used natural materials on the planet, limestone is readily available and relatively easy to carve or shape, making it a highly versatile building material. But how is this ubiquitous rock mined, processed and used in products to specify like resilient flooring?

In this episode of the “I Hear Design” podcast, host Robert Nieminen discusses the topic of specifying sustainable and healthy furniture, focusing on understanding various…

In this episode of I Hear Design, we’ll dive into a topic that’s sparked a lot of debate over the years: the use of PVC…

In this episode of I Hear Design, we’re diving into the dynamic world of urban design and mass transit projects. Our guests, Ana Francisca de…