Carbon Drawdown: An Imperative in the Built Environment

Chief Sustainability Strategist Nicole Isle carves a path forward for the building industry to lead the global carbon drawdown effort, and highlights Glumac’s new Carbon Tracking Initiative. | Learn More

Designing a Net Zero Future in California

Our team integrated design teams are working with the State of California Department of General Services on a series of interconnected net zero energy buildings. | Learn how

California State University Decarbonization

Energy analysts in our Building Sciences Group are working with the entire CSU system to develop strategies to decarbonize each of its campuses. | Learn More

Collaborating with Autodesk to Improve Sustainable Design Using BIM360

Glumac is driving sustainable building design through Building Information Modeling, and pioneering new levels of project team collaboration using Revit’s BIM360 platform.

Designing Net Zero Energy State Office Buildings

Working with our project partners and the State of California, we are in the process of designing and delivering a series of net zero energy state office buildings in Sacramento, California. Utilizing the state’s innovative Sacramento Municipal Utility District, we are delivering 100% solar energy to these buildings, demonstrating alternative pathways to net zero energy in dense city areas where building orientations present greater challenges to on-site energy production.

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Tetra Tech’s High Performance Buildings Group

Better Together | Learn More About Our Global Green Building Partnership

Delivering a LEED Platinum Headquarters for Johnson Controls Shanghai

The Office of the Future will be sustainable, intelligent, and designed with the benefit of the occupant in mind. The Johnson Controls Shanghai Headquarters represents is a major step toward seeing that vision become reality. Click the image above to watch an incredible video from GBCI and USGBC demonstrating all the systems that come together to make this one of the most advanced and sustainable buildings in Asia. | Read More