Rethink materials to cut carbon emissions and toxic chemicals.
Learn how to reduce embodied carbon and chemical exposures through low-carbon, non-toxic materials; supporting both climate resilience and human health in your design practice.
“This course deepened my understanding of healthier, low-carbon materials and their impact on human and environmental health. I’m now prioritizing bio-based, circular solutions and advocating for healthier, more accountable design across the industry” - Anne, Interior Designer
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CURRICULUM
- Reducing Embodied Carbon & Chemical Footprints in Design
- Toxic Chemicals & Carbon
- Tools, Benchmarks & Legislation
- Carbon Intensive Materials
- Low-Carbon Alternatives
- How We Support You
- Designer’s Dilemma
- What’s Next?
WHO SHOULD ENROLL
Architects, Interior Designers, and Product Designers: Gain strategies for selecting materials and designing spaces that prioritize human well-being and environmental health.
Manufacturers and Material Researchers: Learn how to develop toxic-free materials and products that align with the Global Sustainability Goals.
Policy Makers, Sustainability Advocates, and Anyone Interested in a Sustainable Future: Understand the latest research and solutions to influence policies and drive meaningful change.
Learn how to reduce carbon in your projects and lead the shift toward climate-smart design.
“This has given me the knowledge and facts I need to support my work as a sustainability engineer. It’s strengthened my ability to set project goals, evaluate materials for architects, and consider construction and maintenance practices that impact building health. The insights are directly applicable to real-world projects.” - Pauline, Sustainability Engineer
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