LEED Certification Files

Life Cycle Assessment of Buildings: Sustainability and Resource Efficiency

Building Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) evaluates the environmental impacts of a building throughout its lifespan, from the extraction of raw materials for its construction, to its eventual demolition and waste disposal. This has a significant impact on both the environment and long-term costs. Would you like to know more about how this methodology can drive sustainability and reduce the costs of your project? In this article, we'll explain it to you!

What's new with LEED v5?

Discover how LEED v5 certification is leading the way in construction sustainability. This updated version of the LEED system sets new standards

Energy Optimisation in High-Performance Buildings: The Role of Energy Simulation

An energy simulation is a dynamic bioclimatic analysis that allows for the diagnosis and optimisation of the project the design team is working on and to make changes that significantly affect energy performance.

The objective of energy simulation goes beyond regulatory verification or energy certification.

What does LEED EBOM Certification consist of? | Evaluate

If you own a building, whether commercial or residential, you may be interested in how to make it more sustainable, environmentally friendly, and how to

What does LEED Recertification consist of? | Evaluate

What is LEED Recertification and how can it add value to your building? All LEED certified buildings are eligible for LEED Recertification, the

Energy Simulation vs. Energy Certificate

What is an energy simulation? An energy simulation is a dynamic bioclimatic analysis that allows for the diagnosis and optimisation of the project you are working on.

BIM methodology is spearheading the digital revolution in architecture

We live in a globalised world where interoperability between individuals and businesses worldwide is now part of everyday life. We form

What is LEED certification and how can it help make your building sustainable and state-of-the-art?

According to data presented at the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, the commercial and residential construction sector accounts for 39% of CO2 emissions to the

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