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GAF x COTE: The Top Ten Toolkit This 2019 video was compiled by GAF, a COTE sponsor.
Michael, You are completely wrong: Architects have a direct responsibility for about 40% of the greenhouse gasses ...
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In September 2019, the AIA formally adopted the COTE measures as the AIA Framework for Design Excellence. ...
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We’ve been asking firms about how they use the Framework for Design Excellence (formerly the COTE Toolkit) in ...