Embodied Carbon

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Sustainability has been a top priority in architecture for well over a decade, but in recent years the conversation has been focusing on reducing the carbon footprint of new building construction. Designing buildings that operate efficiently and utilize materials that require less energy to manufacture can lead to a better future for our environment and help in the fight against the climate crisis. I hope you enjoy this collection of important articles about carbon reduction in the built environment.

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