2030 Commercial Regulation 
Architecture Ideas
APRIL 26, 2022
Native plants bring many benefits to commercial landscaping and yet, in southern and southwestern states of the US, increasing building development has resulted in them struggling to survive. . The plan will also include requirements for the inclusion of native plants in commercial landscaping designs. Source: townnews.com.
Dwell
DECEMBER 19, 2023
CNBC claims that by 2030, institutional investors will own nearly 40 percent of the nation’s single-family rentals. Previously, when you look at this type of investment in real estate, it was more commonly seen on the commercial side—larger buildings, either rental or commercial. Last week, U.S.
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Architizer
SEPTEMBER 6, 2023
Spanning 60 acres and once complete, comprising around 7,000 commercial spaces and 2,000 homes, Wood City is currently the world’s largest urban timber construction project. That’s a tough goal — 2030 is not that far away, and so we needed to have an increased focus on sustainability. Who would want to live in the city?
Community Architect Daily
MARCH 8, 2024
Suburban fight against new development in Baltimore County (Photo: Baltimore Banner) Onerous regulations have been not only been a tool of separating use, race and class for a long time, they also control how many people can live in a given space, in other words: Density. Fear of density, however, remains. Re-zoning: The hottest trend?
Deezen
AUGUST 21, 2023
The state of California has recently adopted changes to its building code that will limit embodied carbon emissions in commercial and school buildings. Then that keeps advancing, and the governor has placed a high priority on decarbonizing the state of California by 2030. I think that was a fairly easy sell."
Architizer
FEBRUARY 13, 2024
Beyond energy expenditure associated with new construction, architects are increasingly attuned to the impact of embodied carbon (from the demolition of existing buildings), which will be responsible for nearly half of the total carbon emissions globally by 2050, as highlighted by Architecture 2030.
Community Architect
MAY 25, 2021
Net zero carbon is a popular goal and the favorite deadline for it has become 2030. For example, to 2006 when the Architecture 2030 Challenge was created and AIA then modified it as the 2030 Commitment. With only 9 years left to the magic date of 2030, great progress would have been imperative. Where do we stand today?
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