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Blog # 19 - Designing Buildings That Use Less Water from Day One
Water is fast becoming one of the most critical constraints shaping the built environment, and the decisions made at design stage will determine how buildings perform for decades to come.
As global demand continues to outpace supply and urban populations accelerate, the opportunity to reduce water use is not after construction, it is at the very beginning.
Blog # 18-Biodiversity is Not a Luxury, it is Critical Infrastructure
Biodiversity is not just an environmental concern. It is directly linked to human health, economic performance and long term asset value.
As urbanisation accelerates, the way we design and build will determine whether cities continue to degrade ecosystems or begin to restore them.
Blog # 17- By the Time You Build, It Is Already Too Late
Sustainable development does not start on site. It starts at the concept stage, where the most critical decisions are made and the majority of a building’s long term environmental impact is locked in.
Research shows that up to 90 percent of outcomes including energy performance, material use and lifecycle costs are determined during early design, long before construction begins.