EcoEvaluation in Forum Buy Green, Workshop on Green Design with Lessmore

Thursday, October 31, at the Forum Compra Verde - Buy Green, to be held in Milan, at the Palazzo delle Stelline, EcoEvaluation will be presented during the workshop organised by Lessmore entitled "INNOVATION AND RESPECT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT: A COLLECTION OF ECODESIGN FOR GREEN PURCHASES AND THE GPP". 
During the meeting will be analyzed and discussed the themes of sustainability applied to the design for the green purchasing and the GPP. In this frame will be presented some case histories that have involved the application of EcoEvaluation on exhibition spaces prepared through Lessmore furniture.
The conference will take place from 11 to 12.30 in Room Chagall.

EcoEvaluation for green retail: the Telecom Italia sustainable Fitness Area

The Wellness area of Telecom Italia in Parco De' Medici, Rome, will be the subject of EcoEvaluation for objective measurement of environmental performance of the internal spaces prepared according to the new concept designed by BBA-Architetti.

The gym, of about 700 sqm, is dedicated to Telecom Italia employees , and is aimed to give a strong social improvement of the quality of the free time of labor resources. 

The attention to the relationship business-to-employee, which is expressed in the implementation of a Wellness Area for internal use, cannot be separated from further aspect of sensitivity: the environmental sustainability of the entire operation of equipment.

EcoEvaluation label, as required by Telecom Italia, will be exposed within the Wellness Area, with clear and transparent indications about the environmental performance of the space, and as a guarantee of quality for the health of the user.

EcoEvaluation for exhibition and festival spaces: sustainability beyond carbon offset

A festival setting up, even the greenest one, needs a lot of materials, energy and transports. Often festivals and exhibitions use carbon offsetting to be sustainable and greener. Unfortunately, Carbon offsetting tells us nothing about what kind of materials has been used, if they are eco-friendly and human health safe; nothing about their disposal or reuse after the event. And more, what about energy consumption for setting up and use during the festival? From how far do all equipments come? Carbon offsetting doesn't answer at all.

EcoEvaluation analyzes the space set up in terms of materials (quality, quantity, method of disposal and reuse) of kWh/sqm used for the realization and use, and CO2 emissions for the transportation from the place of production to the final location. Furthermore, the label EcoEvaluation increases the visibility  of eco-friendly spaces and offers users the  guarantee of environmental quality and safety for the consumer's health.

Join the Network EcoEvaluation® , become a Partner!

The Network EcoEvaluation^® welcomes eco-friendly partners involved in the production chain of sustainable spaces, both permanent (retail) and temporary (exhibitions); we offer visibility through our Network and free trial EcoEvaluation^® for interesting spaces.

Being Partner of the Network means offering customers the service of EchoEvaluation^® label as an added value to the supplies, using the dedicated communication for the Partner and its customer, and being part of a Network that makes it recognizable environmental quality of spaces through EcoEvaluation ^® label.

EcoEvaluation® for Terra Futura 2013 Exhibition in Florence, Italy

This year, on the path taken by Terra Futura to make the event more and more sustainable, it has been chosen to calculate the environmental performance of some of the most representative areas of the fair. Terra Futura Hall and the Responsible Companies Stock Exchange were subjected to EcoEvaluation ^®  method of calculating the environmental sustainability of the areas based on reference standards of Guidelines of the Region of Tuscany "Exhibit Design: eco criteria and methods for environmental sustainability", to date the only scientific reference in a position to assess the environmental sustainability of the exhibition and retail spaces.