Hospitals are essential for the health of communities – but they’re also massive consumers of energy and water. So how do you design a health facility that considers not just the well-being of patients, but the environment, too? In the USA, the University of Virginia (UVA) University Hospital got the balance right.

New-build construction projects are becoming a rare thing in the center of the Norwegian capital thanks to a surge in building renovation. So, what’s driving this trend to rehabilitate old buildings – and what are the benefits for Oslo and its people?

It takes more than good intentions to reduce climate impact. At Skanska, we’re pursuing meaningful reductions in our emissions by implementing tangible, best-practice solutions across several key areas. Steve Clem, Senior Vice President of Sustainability at Skanska USA Building, explains how this approach could benefit other companies.

Flooding is becoming a worsening problem for many cities. Thankfully, new approaches to urban planning, infrastructure and collaboration are helping communities protect themselves and their people.

In the latest episode of our Shaping Sustainable Places podcast, we dive into the world of real estate investment, and how investors can maximize returns on their property portfolios.

The construction industry is at a turning point where sustainability and circularity are driving innovation. In the latest episode of Shaping Sustainable Places, What Goes Around: Shaping a Viable Ecosystem For Circular Materials, we explore how rethinking waste can lead to a more resource-efficient future.

Hospitals are known for having a major impact on the environment, with significant needs for resources such as water and energy. So how can you build a hospital today that is sustainable, not only for the planet but also for the patients and those who work there?