Erosion Control New Residential What is Erosion Control? Erosion control refers to specific techniques employed during construction to help protect natural resources on a project site and adjacent areas, prevent soil and sediment from leaving the site, and achieve...
Construction and Demolition (C&D) Waste Reduction New Residential What is Construction and Demolition Waste? Construction and demolition (C&D) waste consists of the debris generated during the construction, renovation, and demolition of buildings. C&D waste...
Sustainable Materials New Residential What are Sustainable Materials? Sustainable materials provide environmental and human health benefits and reduce negative impacts over the life of the material and generally incorporate characteristics that contribute to:[1]...
Non-toxic Materials New Residential What are Non-toxic Materials? Non-toxic or low-emitting materials release relatively low levels of odorous, irritating, toxic, or hazardous substances unhealthy to building occupants.[1] Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) (including...
Flexible Spaces New Residential What are Flexible Spaces? Flexible spaces and flexible design principles enable future changes and extend the life of a building.[1] Flexibility allows for individual choice over space arrangements and intended uses to support a variety...
