By Catherine Sweeney In the wake of an impending climate crisis and a global pandemic, developers are rethinking strategies to design healthier buildings for both the earth and those utilizing them. A new report from the Urban Land Institute, “Greening Buildings for Healthier People,” breaks down key trends in sustainable development that could serve as […]
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