Designing with a conscience doesn’t stop with environmental concerns. You may choose to buy from minority owned companies, or companies with exceptional philanthropic records or whose politics align with your own. Or you may prefer a smaller business that is family owned and local, and whose product and philosophy strike a chord with you.
Analyzing our materials (Catch up on Part 1) Earth Day took place on April 22. We will be touching on some of the environmental and ethical concerns that inevitably arise with renovation and construction. This series of posts, Designing With a Conscience, is another topic that could be expanded to the length of a book. […]
Analyzing our materials (Catch up on Part 1) Earth Day took place on April 22. We will be touching on some of the environmental and ethical concerns that inevitably arise with renovation and construction. This series of posts, Designing With a Conscience, is another topic that could be expanded to the length of a book. […]
Seemingly small improvements can have far reaching effects
Identify — don’t judge — your habits
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