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LEED Platinum Co|Lab Building brings first-ever CLT structure to Virginia

Earlier this summer, William McDonough + Partners and HITT Contracting officially opened Co|Lab, an innovative...

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Passenger service Gett launches carbon-free travel in the UK

The global, on-demand transportation service Gett is embarking on a new endeavor — implementing carbon-free and...

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This sustainable district in Sweden features carbon-positive towers

Stockholm-based Kjellander Sjöberg Architects recently won a competition for Nacka Port, a new district between...

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The affordable, carbon-positive CORE 9 house can generate more energy than it uses

With its CORE 9 home, architecture firm Beaumont Concepts aims to redefine how affordable sustainable housing is...

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Australia’s first carbon-positive and zero-waste home is built of non-toxic materials

Australia’s first carbon positive and zero waste home to achieve a “10 Star” energy rating has popped up...

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Eco architect William McDonough unveils new language to end the war on carbon

“Climate change is the result of breakdowns in the carbon cycle caused by us: it is a design failure,” McDonough...

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Australia’s first carbon-positive prefab house produces more energy than it consumes

Fronted by a floor-to-ceiling double-glazed facade, the self-sufficient Carbon Positive House was designed to maximize...

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