Transforming a building lobby to be more appealing to tenants and visitors could change the space’s environment in unexpected ways. Window condensation could become a problem if proper planning is ignored. (Learn more about the condensation issues.)
The planet, people, and profit—the three p’s of modern business planning. This approach directly addresses your responsibility to the environment, the community, the people living and working in your buildings, and your budget. Each structure should be created to satisfy these overlapping concerns.
Our building sustainability our consultants can help you:
Reducing your carbon footprint boosts tenancy and demonstrates your progressive company values.
When you have well-managed energy consumption, operational, and maintenance processes, you save money in the short- and long-term.
We spend 90% of our time indoors. Being in healthy environments promotes productivity, an engaged workforce, and increased retention.
We have accredited experts to help you with the following ways to validate the quality of your building and your commitment to the health and well being of your tenants: LEED Certification, WELL Certification, Passive House consulting, building envelope commissioning, energy modeling, renewable energy analysis, and embodied carbon analysis.
Achieve energy reduction goals through comprehensive analysis of usage, opportunities, and needs. We’ll give recommendations that create true returns on investment.
Simulate building models for new construction, retrofits, and optimization projects. We’ll collaborate with the project team to prioritize energy-efficient techniques.
Define and meet your organizational objectives. Define your values and your value proposition. Get certified. Plan a building that consumes less and increases efficiency… for everyone.
Tenants demand well-being concepts and functionality in their buildings. Our team ensures these objectives are met, helping to improve productivity, recruitment, retention, and reputation.
Building systems fall out of calibration. When equipment isn’t performing optimally, operational and maintenance issues increase. Through Monitoring-based Commissioning (MBCx), we can help get your building performing as efficiently as possible, which reduces your carbon footprint and lowers costs.
Designing and retrofitting spaces to meet the needs of our clients for quiet, private, and comfortable spaces facilitating clear communication and excellent sonic signature.
Energy+Eco is part of a full range of interconnected services that work to improve the built environment for your tenants. To learn more, click on a specific service on the right for more information. Or click on the button below for an overview of all of our service offerings.
The project manager also consistently communicated with us so we understood the process and what was still needed from our team. The team was a pleasure to work with on this project.
Creativity, insight, partnership. Better spaces to work, to live, and to plan for the future. See how our various Energy+Eco Services come together in these projects.
The expertise, knowledge, and professionalism of our Energy+Eco team is reflected in the thought leadership, instructional videos, podcasts, and other information offerings we post regularly. Check out the latest.
Transforming a building lobby to be more appealing to tenants and visitors could change the space’s environment in unexpected ways. Window condensation could become a problem if proper planning is ignored. (Learn more about the condensation issues.)
The Advancing Data Center Construction 2023 conference is underway this week in Kansas City, Missouri, focusing on the issues and challenges facing that industry. This includes the environmental impact of data centers as the demand for cloud storage and connectivity continues to grow. (Learn more about data center sustainability.)
The German American Chambers of Commerce (GACC) is hosting a Chicago event focused on promoting energy efficiency in the building industry. (Learn more about the GACC conference.)
We need to work together to make buildings sustainable and healthy for a better tomorrow. Let’s get started.