Carbon Tech ’25 focuses on the critical role the built environment plays in addressing climate change and resource depletion. As sustainability becomes increasingly urgent, the symposium serves as a platform for architects, designers, sustainability experts, practitioners, owners, and AEC professionals to come together and explore solutions for a low-carbon, sustainable future.

Key Themes and Objectives

The symposium emphasizes the use of innovative digital tools to address pressing challenges in the built environment. Topics include:

• Supporting sustainable building certifications.
• Achieving net-zero design goals.
• Reducing carbon emissions in construction and operations.
• Promoting circular design principles.
• Utilizing climate and environmental simulations for informed decision-making.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange

Carbon Tech ’25 fosters an environment of interdisciplinary collaboration, where participants can share insights, exchange ideas, and build strategies for advancing sustainable building practices. This approach is vital for accelerating the transition to a low-carbon built environment.

Advancing Sustainable Practices

By addressing sustainability challenges through digital innovation, the symposium aims to catalyze the adoption of practices that reduce environmental impact. Participants will explore actionable methods to integrate these tools into their projects, paving the way for a sustainable future in the architectural and construction industries.