Green Building

Advanced building envelope technologies are revolutionizing modern architecture by transforming passive exterior walls into dynamic thermal barriers, daylight regulators, and decentralized ventilation systems.

Biotechnology platform Mykor has successfully closed a £4 million funding round, elevating its total capital raised to £7.5 million. The latest investment, led by Clean Growth Fund and The FSE Group, accelerates the commercialization of low-carbon building materials intended...

wienerberger UK & Ireland has commenced construction on what is set to be the world's first fully electric tunnel kiln dedicated to the manufacture of clay roof tiles. Located at the company's Broomfleet roof tile manufacturing site in East...

Advanced infrastructure resilience relies on the integration of self-healing technologies capable of autonomously repairing structural fissures. These innovative materials extend the operational lifespan of concrete and asphalt, significantly reducing lifecycle maintenance expenditures while ensuring public safety through proactive damage mitigation.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the International Code Council (ICC) have introduced the ICC 700-2025 National Green Building Standard (NGBS), marking the fifth edition of the country’s primary framework for sustainable residential construction. Approved by the...

A newly developed framework is positioning mine tailings as a viable input for construction materials, offering a pathway to reduce industrial waste while supporting lower-carbon building practices. Researchers have introduced a structured method to transform mining by-products typically stored...

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has introduced a new global coalition aimed at standardising building carbon reporting across the built environment, marking a significant step toward harmonised emissions measurement. The initiative, named the Coalition for Life Cycle...