
We Can’t Build Our Way To Net Zero: Building Stewardship At Agnes Scott
source: Drawdown Georgia | 6/22/22
As Carl Elefante, former president of the American Institute of Architects, once said: “The greenest building is the one that already exists.” A powerful example of this comes from Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga.: this school is making progress toward carbon neutrality by preserving and retrofitting its magnificent existing buildings.

Raze or Retrofit? CARE Tool Has the Answer
source: Building Green | 12/5/22
Should it stay or should it go? From a carbon perspective, conventional wisdom says most buildings should stay. The CARE Tool backs that up with data.

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CarbonPositive: Carbon Intelligence for Reuse Decisions
source: Architect Magazine | 12/16/22
Thanks to a new tool, architects and building professionals can accurately quantify the emissions savings of “reuse versus replacement.”

We Can’t Build Our Way To Net Zero
source: Next City | 1/10/23
Op-ed: Reusing and retrofitting existing buildings is vital to achieving significant emissions reduction targets in the few years we have.