Sustainable Building Materials Key to Carbon Emission Reduction

According to scientific reports, the construction industry accounts for approximately 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions, facing significant challenges in minimizing environmental impact. Among these, building materials play a pivotal role, determining the level of carbon emissions. Therefore, the selection and use of smart building materials are not only solutions to reduce negative environmental impacts but also crucial steps towards achieving global carbon neutrality.

To reduce emissions in construction, it is essential to prioritize the use of low-carbon materials, replacing traditional materials like cement and steel. Simultaneously, recycling and reusing building materials are effective solutions, reducing the need for new resource exploitation and environmental waste. Additionally, optimizing design and construction processes, and minimizing material waste are also crucial.

In the journey of green construction, wood has emerged as a perfect choice for projects. With its carbon absorption capacity during growth, wood is an environmentally friendly material. TranDuc Homes is a pioneer in providing comprehensive green solutions for the Architecture and Construction industry, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions in the sector.

Currently, sustainable forest plantations are being developed worldwide, managed according to international standards, ensuring that timber harvesting does not harm the environment and ecosystems. These forests are replanted after harvesting, helping to maintain a stable timber supply and minimize impacts on natural forests. TranDuc Homes commits that all our wood products are FSC certified, ensuring clear origins and sustainable forest management.

Modern wood processing technology helps wood resist termites, warping, enhances durability, and extends the lifespan of constructions. To date, TranDuc proudly leads Southeast Asia in owning an internationally standardized Thermowood processing kiln. Moreover, we are the 367th company globally to own an H-Grade timber processing kiln, and the first company in Vietnam to achieve compliance certification for the US, New Zealand, and Australian markets.