The growing awareness of the harmful effects of fossil fuels is pushing many to consider a significant shift in how we power and build our homes. As Massachusetts leads the way in implementing policies and building standards that promote sustainability and health, it sets a compelling example for
The Richmond City Office of Sustainability is nearing the finalization of a comprehensive set of sustainable design standards that will influence city-wide construction and renovation projects. With a vision to dramatically curtail carbon emissions, these standards are a key element of the
The construction industry in the UK is fraught with danger, resulting in a disproportionate number of accidents and fatalities compared to other sectors. The pressing issue is enhancing worker safety, a goal that requires immediate and innovative solutions. One promising approach to transforming
The Contentious Debate Over Wages and Labor Standards Amidst the bustling backdrop of New York City's ever-evolving skyline, a gritty dispute unfolds between the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York and the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY). The crux of the matter
As cities soar skyward with sleek glass facades, a hidden environmental tragedy unfolds. Migratory birds, tricked by reflective surfaces, are dying in vast numbers upon colliding with these urban structures. This issue has captured the focus of environmentalists, architects, and city officials,
In San Francisco, garden planters along sidewalks have stirred controversy, with some viewing them as efforts to deter the homeless. Critics label this as "hostile architecture," an approach to urban design aimed at excluding the homeless from certain areas. Supporters argue that the
