Biobased Upholstery
Sustainable textile company Carnegie has debuted the world’s first biobased high-performance upholstery: Xorel Luxe, an outdoor and indoor fabric composed of boucle yarn made from sugarcane.
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Resilient Rubber Flooring
Produced in Italy’s Cairo Montenotte, Artigo’s indoor rubber flooring is a durable option for high-traffic areas within public and private spaces such as schools, offices, hospitals and more.
Expanded Minnesota High School Unifies Student Body, Embraces Sustainability
After six years of planning, renovation and building, the state-of-the-art White Bear Lake High School has officially re-opened its doors to faculty, staff and students.
Mixed-Use Harvard University Project Celebrates Topping Out
Boston-based Shawmut Design and Construction has officially topped out a new sustainable mixed-use facility in the Allston neighborhood that will serve the Harvard University community by providing student housing and inviting public spaces.
Infrared Radiant Heaters
Marley Engineered Products, a leader in innovative heating solutions, has expanded its line of Infrared Radiant Heaters.
Rick DeBlois
With more than 30 years of industry experience, Rick DeBlois will bring his sustainability expertise to Wells, a prefabricated building manufacturer, as the company’s new sustainability manager.
Reflecting on T3 Building in 2025
Hines, a global real estate investment management firm, has been keeping its finger on the pulse of building trends and client needs since 1957, with a modern focus on sustainability — specifically, the T3 (Timber, Transit and Technology) method, which was created in 2012.
Study Sees Potential for Storing Carbon in Common Building Materials
In a study published on Jan. 10, civil engineers and earth systems scientists at Stanford University and the University of California, Davis, found that construction materials such as concrete, asphalt, wood, brick and plastic have the potential to store billions of tons of climate-harming carbon dioxide.
Low-carbon Geothermal Panel
Enerdrape has created a new method of accessing underground thermal energy by introducing the world’s first geothermal panel technology that turns underground spaces into sustainable energy sources.
Nathan Turner
Margulies Perruzzi (MP), a Boston-based architecture and design firm, has appointed Nathan Turner, AIA, LEED AP, as president.