A study with WRNS Studio, Holmes, Stantec and Walker Consultants argues concrete's default building type has the most room to cut carbon — and could one day convert into housing. Truebeck Construction has spent the past year testing an unglamorous but carbon-heavy building type against an unconventional material, publishing a study in June that concludes […]
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