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10 Sustainable Building Materials for Eco-Friendly Construction

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Sustainable building materials are becoming increasingly popular as more and more people focus on preserving the environment. As architects, construction workers, and homeowners look for ways to improve their practices, sustainable building materials provide an effective option for reducing their environmental impact.

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Circular Economy and Sustainable FM

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There is a direct linkage between the concept of a circular economy and sustainable FM. The principles of a circular economy are: design out waste and pollution; keep products and materials in use; and regenerate natural systems. The applicability of these to sustainable FM is clear.

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Sustainable Facilities Management Practices

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Sustainable Facilities Management Practices involve a clear set of objectives, methods, and processes aimed at maximizing performance of the built environment with respect to economic and environmental resources in concert with meeting organizational mission needs.

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Principles of Sustainable Construction

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Principles of Sustainable Construction. sustainable design. sustainable building materials. Materials that are accredited as being responsibility sourced. Materials that are accredited as being responsibility sourced. The Principles of Sustainable Construction (Adapted from CIB, 1994 and Kibert, 2008).

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Materials Used in Sustainable Concrete?

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I want to learn which materials are generally used in sustainable concrete and why. The post Materials Used in Sustainable Concrete? appeared first.

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Sustainable Public Sector Facilities Management – Unattainable?

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Sustainable Public Sector Facilities Management is unattainable if current practices are not fundamentally changed. The current mindset across all public sector organizations is not conducive to sustainable facilities management from either economic or environmental perspectives. appeared first on 4BT.

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Built Environment Sustainability – A Critical Need

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Built environment sustainability is critical. Facilities and other structure are responsible for 50% of material resources taken from nature, 40% of energy consumption and 50% of total waste resulting is significant land an air degradation. Built Environment Sustainability is critical to environmental and economic security.