Co-Founders Author New Book Focused on Sharing Solutions, Best Practices and Case Studies to Drive Decarbonization of Building Sector

ATLANTA: cove.tool, a leader in architecture and sustainability consulting, proudly announces the launch of the book “Build Like It's the End of the World: A Practical Guide to Decarbonize Architecture, Engineering, and Construction,” authored by co-founders Sandeep Ahuja and Patrick Chopson. Drawing on over a decade of experience in architecture and sustainability consulting, combined with in-depth research and insights from industry leaders such as Kate Simonen (FAIA, Founder of Carbon Leadership Forum), Tristram Carfrae (RDI, Deputy Chair of Arup) and Shaun Abrahamson (Managing Partner at Third Sphere Investors), this book delivers a wealth of knowledge, credibility, and an optimistic outlook on the future of decarbonization in the built environment.

Build Like It's the End of the World is a compelling manifesto for students, educators, and professionals in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industry. It challenges traditional ways of thinking and equips leaders with practical tools to navigate the complexities of building decarbonization. The book serves as a guide toward a brighter and healthier future for our planet.

"From co-founders to co-authors, our commitment to confronting the urgent challenges of climate change with actionable solutions remains unwavering," says Sandeep Ahuja, CEO of cove.tool. "We hope that whether it be emerging professionals or long-time industry veterans, the data and practical applications in this book empower people to lean into adopting innovative technologies and strategies that can lead to significant shifts in how we think about the built environment."

Key highlights from the book include the following:

• A comprehensive strategy for carbon-positive design: A detailed blueprint showcases step-by-step how sustainable practices can be integrated into projects, from inception to construction and post occupancy, drawing on the author's vast experience and thorough research.
• Engaging tools for practical implementation: Bridging the gap between high-level sustainability goals and their execution, the book provides readers with learning objectives, instructional activities, and compelling case studies.
• Insights on embedding sustainable practices: It offers valuable perspectives on incorporating carbon-positive principles into existing workflows, highlighting the simplicity and profound impact of these efforts.
• The economic and cultural case for sustainable buildings: The text demonstrates the viability and necessity of carbon-positive buildings, emphasizing the importance of a cultural shift towards decarbonization in the construction industry.

"We began this journey to bring awareness and education to the important issue of climate change, but the meaning has become far greater than we could have imagined," says Patrick Chopson. "We dedicated this book to the next generation of our world in the hopes that we inspire meaningful change that will lead to a sustainable, decarbonized future."

Build Like It's the End of the World is now available for purchase on Amazon. For more information on the book and the importance of decarbonization in the AEC industry, please visit www.cove.tools.

About cove.tool

cove.tool is a technology-enabled architecture and sustainability consulting firm that leverages proprietary software and advanced AI to uncover data-driven insights that transform building design and performance. Its expert-driven, tailored consulting services empower architects, design teams, and building product manufacturers to meet energy, carbon, and compliance regulations efficiently, guiding informed decision-making for optimized design outcomes. By fostering trusted and strategic partnerships, cove.tool enhances collaboration among project teams, driving architectural excellence and business success while championing systemic climate action through rapid decarbonization of buildings.

Fonte: Business Wire