Backed by EPDs and Global GreenTag certification, Billi streamlines specification for low-carbon, compliant interior fitouts.

In August, New Zealand Steel achieved a major milestone with the first steel production from its new Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) at Glenbrook, just over two years after construction began.

As New Zealand moves towards lower-emission buildings, reducing the energy required to heat water presents a practical opportunity to lower operational carbon while supporting energy-efficient, all-electric design.

Designed by Warren and Mahoney’s Wellington studio and led by Associate Principal Catherine O’Hare and her team, PHF Science's new innovation hub was inspired by the raw kawakawa plant and features a roofline that supports rainwater harvesting and solar energy generation.

Architect Hugh Tennent’s Kāpiti Coast home combines passive house principles with an all-timber structural approach. Prolam glulam is integral to both its performance and architectural expression.

Discover how recycled tyres turned into permeable paving are transforming urban infrastructure, cutting carbon emissions by up to 79%, and building a greener circular economy.

In thinking of a locally manufactured product, the importation, or local sourcing, of raw material means a far more efficient supply to the manufacturer.

A look at how Techlam's precision-manufactured timber portals provided a low-carbon, fast-assembled alternative to steel in Rangiora.

Solar adoption is accelerating across New Zealand. Learn how Viking's solar-ready membrane roofing systems simplify installation while maintaining watertight integrity.

Belgotex Landform carpet tiles with ProBac backing are designed to help reduce the carbon footprint of commercial interiors while delivering comfort, durability and a contemporary aesthetic.

The project's full lifecycle carbon footprint (A1-A5) comes in at -1,547kg CO2e. Contributing to overall lower net carbon is 400m² of saveBOARD Paperfaced wall and ceiling linings, with custom perforation and a raw texture for ceilings, and a bold pink colour adding flair to walls.

Technoform's research shows that whole-of-life carbon outcomes are influenced by more than thermal performance alone, with manufacturing location, freight, and product transparency all playing an important role.

Making Industrial switchgear that works hard but goes easy on the planet might sound like an uphill battle. But at Vynco, they’re up for the challenge. The Kiwi company is on an eco journey and wants you to come along...

PSP's Archi-Line aluminium batten system is a concealed-fix, low-maintenance alternative to timber, manufactured from 100% recyclable aluminium.

Resene Principal Advisor, Evie Haverkort, breaks down the methods behind the company’s sustainability milestone.

Wool’s natural ability to sequester carbon along with Terra Lana’s ability to maintain it in a closed loop production cycle that recycles both production waste and end-of-life products, helps preserve carbon storage over time.

JSC Thermally Modified Timber (TMT) is treated by a heat-and-steam modification process which imparts performance qualities of durability and dimensional stability to sustainable timbers by improving their response to moisture.

A well-designed tubular daylighting strategy can bring natural light deeper into a building, helping reduce the need for electric lighting during daylight hours.

At Booking.com's 65,000 m² Amsterdam campus, 1,272 ESYLUX ATMO multi-sensors help lighting and HVAC respond to occupancy, daylight and indoor environmental conditions.

Zenith Water has released its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting significant progress across its environmental, social and governance priorities, including powering its Australian manufacturing operations with 100% renewable electricity, achieving 90% waste diversion from landfill and advancing the electrification of its vehicle fleet.