Sustainability: an everyday practice, not just an idea

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Sponsored by Johnsonite

Learning Objectives:

  1. %IExplain the concepts of the Triple Bottom Line and Balanced Choice as they relate to sustainability
  2. %IDescribe how to factor in Reduce-Reuse-Recycle concerns when making flooring selections
  3. %IExplain how flooring relates to Health-Safety-Welfare in the context of sustainability
  4. %IDiscuss how sustainable flooring choices impact the bottom line
  5. %IList key challenges when selecting sustainable flooring
  6. %IDescribe key organizations and certifications that can be used to compare/contrast green products
  7. %IExplain the sustainability advantages of resilient flooring options

Credits:

HSW
1 AIA LU/HSW
This course explains how the concept of the "Triple Bottom Line" − which addresses the environmental, economic and human impacts of product specifications - can be applied to selecting high performance, sustainable flooring. The course describes key criteria that can be used to compare flooring products and to select products that minimize environmental impacts, maximize economic benefits and, at the same time, create people-friendly spaces that increase health and productivity. The course ends with a review of the key sustainability advantages of a variety of resilient flooring applications.

 

Johnsonite Johnsonite's mission is to integrate design and life-safety into flooring and stairwell solutions to create more productive, safer spaces that are aesthetically pleasing and add to our customers' economic success.

 

Originally published in December 2012

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