I’ve had countless conversations recently about the future of construction, and one word dominates: sustainability. It’s a fantastic, vital conversation to be having. But I’ve noticed a trend that I find slightly concerning. There’s a growing belief that achieving true sustainability is an overwhelmingly complex puzzle, solvable only through futuristic, high-tech, and often astronomically expensive "eco" solutions.

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