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Waste Rating System Unveiled for Businesses

by Construction Executive | Dec 1, 2017
CSR | Culture | Markets | Public

The TRUE Zero Waste rating system helps organizations understand how materials flow through their facilities, as well as set benchmarks, track performance, educate employees and identify opportunities for products to be reused.

Top Flooring Options for Achieving LEED Certification on Construction Projects

by Aaron Hartung | Feb 1, 2017
CSR | Culture | Markets | Public

The factors affecting LEED certification level—and the overall impact on the environment—are complex. But these four flooring options can help builders better achieve their certification goals.

Malachowsky Hall at the University of Florida, a mid-rise building with a faceted metal-panel façade, trapezoidal punched window openings, a large glass curtain wall and a cantilevered glass box, viewed from a lawn with a blue emergency call station in the foreground.

Hall of Mirrors: Malachowsky Hall at UF

A hand holding a miniature green glass skyscraper surrounded by sustainability icons, with wind turbines, solar panels and green-roofed buildings in the background.

One Year In: A Look at the Initial Impacts of LEED v5 on the Built Environment

Build a Court, Give a Court: Dallas Business Founder’s Philanthropy and Construction Efforts Culminate in World Cup Spotlight

Dry Data: Zero-Water Data Center Design

Mission First, People Always: Military Veterans Drive Safety Culture in Engineering and Construction

Pre-Fabulous: Cost and Environmental Savings With Prefabrication