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Sustainability Academy

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In today's rapidly changing world, where the fight against climate change has become a global priority, architects are taking center stage in incorporating sustainability principles. The stakes are higher than ever before, and as environmental stewards, the industry is embracing the challenge of designing for a better future. These courses equip you with the knowledge and skills to navigate this volatile landscape, all while staying true to a project's performance, economic viability, and design objectives. We go beyond the basics and delve into the realm of circular design principles, where we explore innovative strategies for minimizing waste and maximizing resource efficiency. We also emphasize the importance of ethically sourced materials, recognizing that sustainability extends beyond energy efficiency. By incorporating responsibly procured materials, you can significantly reduce a project's carbon footprint and contribute to a healthier planet. Architects and designers have the unique opportunity to lead the way in creating healthier communities. Whether it's implementing pre-engineered solutions to minimize embodied carbon, designing for resilience in the face of climate events, or specifying environmentally friendly materials, this Academy provides you with the necessary tools to drive positive change.

Academy Courses

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8 AIA LU/HSW

Image for the course: Sustainability in Action: Working Towards 2030 Climate Goals

Sustainability in Action: Working Towards 2030 Climate Goals

These projects demonstrate the industry’s focus towards sustainability

Credits: ICC

Type: Article

Image for the course: Less Is More Sustainable: Taking a Pre-engineered Approach to Reducing Embodied Carbon

Less Is More Sustainable: Taking a Pre-engineered Approach to Reducing Embodied Carbon

Architects are embracing pre-engineered solutions that reduce embodied carbon and increase energy efficiency

Credits: ICC

Type: Webinar On-Demand

Image for the course: Ethically Sourced Materials

Ethically Sourced Materials

Forced-Labor Free: Architects embrace the nascent movement to reform the supply chains for building products

Credits: ICC

Type: Article

Image for the course: Embracing Circularity in Design

Embracing Circularity in Design

Exploring sustainable practices and innovative building solutions within a circular economy

Credits: ICC

Type: Webinar On-Demand

Image for the course: Meeting Today’s Most Stringent Sustainability Standards

Meeting Today’s Most Stringent Sustainability Standards

Healthy solutions, circular design, and digitalization are keys to reducing embodied carbon and waste in building environments

Credits: ICC

Type: Multimedia

Image for the course: Harmonizing Spaces

Harmonizing Spaces

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Type: Webinar On-Demand

Image for the course: Harnessing Energy and Reducing Carbon with Phase Change Material Ceilings

Harnessing Energy and Reducing Carbon with Phase Change Material Ceilings

Credits: ICC

Type: Multimedia

Image for the course: Building Recladding

Building Recladding

Fresh Faced: For three moribund buildings, new envelopes restart the clock

Credits: ICC

Type: Article