“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” – Robert Swan. This powerful statement highlights the urgent need for individual and collective action in addressing the environmental challenges we face. In the realm of building design, this translates
The commercial real estate industry is a significant consumer of materials globally, contributing to substantial waste generation and resource depletion. In India, for instance, the commercial real estate market is projected to grow significantly, with the office space segment alone accounting for about 40-45% of
LEED v5, the latest iteration of the globally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) framework, is poised to launch soon. This marks the first major update in over a decade, and as the built environment rapidly transforms, LEED v5 is set to redefine
“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.” – Robert Swan. In today’s fast-evolving business landscape, this thought couldn’t be more relevant. The responsibility to create a sustainable future is a collective duty, especially for businesses shaping the
As Singapore solidifies its status as a global leader in sustainability, the region’s commercial real estate sector is experiencing a transformative shift towards eco-friendly practices. Moreover, Southeast Asia is emerging as a key region in the fight against environmental degradation. According to a 2023 report
Ready to bring nature’s wild side into your workspace with raw materials and organic forms that showcase the true artistry of the natural world? Exposed bricks, raw metal, exposed concrete, and natural wood and their counterparts are making a chic comeback, and this time it
Until recently, many organizations have focused on establishing systems to remove trash without considering the waste they produce. However, there is an increasing emphasis on waste management, with proactive businesses recognizing the benefits of comprehensive waste reduction programs. The growing concern about office furniture waste
Next time you glance out your office window, imagine your beautiful cityscape view is replaced by a towering pile, a pile of your discarded office chairs, desks, and sofas. It’s a shocking image, but, indeed, approximately 30-50 million tons of global office furniture waste end
The principles of circular economy prioritize the sustainable development of the built environment while highlighting environmental awareness and resource efficiency. It thus entails the establishment of a closed-loop system, ensuring resources are consistently utilized, repurposed, and recycled, thereby diminishing waste and lessening our environmental impact. Within the
Amidst the vibrant cityscape and cultural diversity of Bengaluru, there exists a vision. A vision held by Shri and his progressive manufacturing brand. Shri envisions a workspace for his brand, that not only fosters productivity and creativity but also stands as a beacon of sustainability