The built environment is responsible for around 39% of all global emissions, according to the latest intergovernmental panel on climate change. Construction professionals are therefore acutely aware of the need to work together to meet Net Zero goals. In this webinar we explain the impact of both regulations and an increasing awareness of sustainability on construction projects, using research from our 2024 Sustainable Futures Report.

Watch Chris Hines MBE, owner of A Grain of Sand and former Director of Sustainability for The Eden Project, deliver the keynote speech on sustainability at the NBS Construction Leaders’ Summit 2024. Chris draws upon 30 years of experience working and campaigning for the environment to address how the construction industry can deliver more sustainable and regenerative development. Available for you to watch in full, now.

Delve into the findings of the recently published Sustainable Futures Report 2024. This comprehensive report, created by NBS in association with the Sustainable Energy Association, Glenigan, and RIBA, offers a thorough assessment of sustainability within the UK construction industry. Priorities and perspectives of construction professionals, and addresses crucial aspects of sustainability, including achieving sustainable outcomes, overcoming barriers, the importance of specification and project information, and the future of sustainability policies.

How can offices become more appealing and enjoyable places to work? How can open plan, desk-filled spaces evolve into collaborative and creative environments that help teams work better together and still ensure that quiet, focused work and privacy needs are considered too? Offices may not be the first place we think of when focusing on health and wellbeing, but the complex combinations of temperature, lighting levels, noise reverberation and interior planning can have a significant impact on health and performance.

Join this unique webinar to discuss real-world case studies and practical examples of workplace wellbeing.