What Do Buildings Have to Do With Climate Change?

Nov. 9, 2022
Gensler's CEO Andy Cohen explains how we can move the needle on this complex problem with a strategic approach to design to create a positive impact across our global communities.

The built environment is responsible for some 40% of carbon emissions — as the world's largest architecture and design firm, Gensler believes climate change is the moral and business imperative of our time. The firm's co-CEO Andy Cohen breaks down the connection between buildings and climate change and explains how we can move the needle on this complex problem with a strategic approach to design to create a positive impact across our global communities. As the world prepares for COP27, a momentous occasion where global collaboration in effort of climate action can shine, we as members of the real estate industry have a profound duty to continue our work towards a more just and sustainable future for all. More on Gensler's sustainability work: https://www.gensler.com/about/sustainability

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