Articles Tagged with ''sustainability''

 Less waste, more efficient, quick and sustainable. Industrialized construction is slowly gaining supporters in the sector, not just because it is more environmentally friendly but also because it offers the potential to reduce production costs and use innovative methodologies, breaking with the more traditional methods of construction.

This report is part of AIA’s ongoing commitment to supporting its members by providing economic and market research that helps them navigate challenging times as well as help them lead efforts to address the climate crisis.

Initiated by the Natural Stone Institute, an open discussion took place among industry members to address current issues pertaining to the stone industry

Porcelain floor tile from Crossville and Stone Peak contribute to a modern twist on a classic design at Lafayette College’s The Trolley Stop.

The annual hospitality conference and expo brings together interior designers, architects, hoteliers, owners, operators, developers, and purchasers for strategic networking events.

Neolith, a pioneering brand of sintered stone, is fast becoming a material choice for high-end, high-concept residential renovations. Recently, it played a pivotal role in a penthouse project for luxury property developer and architect Herrero & Vázquez.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is releasing new and updated AIA contract documents today that support businesses with reaching their sustainability goals and programming.

Natural stone is nearly complete as a building material in its natural state. It is recyclable, low maintenance, emits no VOCs and is one of the most durable materials on the planet.