Survey: More than half of architects reject building suppliers without strong sustainability credentials

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Survey shows increased demand from architects for clear sustainability credentials from manufacturers, including embodied carbon data

Just over half of architects will only work with manufacturers with above-average sustainability credentials, as demand for actionable environmental data, cutting edge clean technologies, and sustainable...

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