Sustainable Facilities Tool U.S. General Services Administration

Daily wear and tear means that materials, furniture and furnishings require periodic replacement.

This case study provides an in-depth look at using flexible interiors to design for adaptability

We know workplace design can influence functional behaviors, but can it be a catalyst for social change? Can organizations use the environment to...

What makes a workplace special? What fosters a sense of attachment, engagement and identity? These are the kinds of questions that underlie the ...

Comfortable workers are more likely to be productive and engaged with their work than those who struggle to work in spaces that create barriers and ...

Good health has both physical and psychological components. Being healthy means the absence of disease and illness, as well as feeling posi...

Organizations today are less hierarchical and work is more team based, more mobile, and more cross functional. A key to spatial equity is that sp...

Sustainable design, construction, operation, and renovation are best thought of as an integrated process, rather than a collection of things. The pr...

For each project there is a selection of issues and questions you should consider before selecting specific materials or products. This will help...

As needs change over time, tenants often need to convert space or phase the conversion of individual space or rooms to meet these changing needs....

This page provides Sustainable Strategies to consider as a space has or will undergo a major tenant gut rehab for projects under 10,000 SF.

This page details Sustainable Strategies to consider as your space undergoes a building system upgrade to improve energy, water use, and occupant co...

Four key levers to enhance health and performance by improving indoor air.