Ceramic tiles are the subject of the first International Standard for sustainable products.

The CEU teaches the sustainability attributes of tile and defines the ways tile can contribute to LEED v4.1. 

A giant Yellowwood tree, native to the area centuries ago before glaciers disrupted the soil, was hoisted and lowered into place on the grounds of what will be a tree-studded green building, dubbed “The House Up on The Hill”.

Green professionals ranked Mohawk as a leader in terms of products and initiatives and identified the brand as a sustainable thought leader.

UltraWood’s long lasting durability and superior waterproof protection has secured its spot as one of the only flooring products on this exclusive list of cross-category innovations.

The new HMTX World Headquarters is on track to become the first Living Building Challenge Petal Certified project in the state of Connecticut, and the first project ever in Norwalk to pursue the Living Building Challenge – the world’s most stringent green building rating system.

During more than 300 virtual meetings with congressional staff and legislators yesterday, architects called on Congress to ensure that any upcoming infrastructure package includes $300 billion over five years for green infrastructure.

In summer 2020, NAHB surveyed more than 3,000 home buyers, both recent and prospective, on the types of features they prefer to have in their homes, including eco-friendly components and designs.

The Living Future Conference is a game-changing platform and program created by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) for the green building movement’s most innovative leaders to come together to ideate and exchange expertise.