
Asics store features 3d printed lights with bioplastic
The Asics store on London’s Oxford Street has become the brand’s first outlet to feature features 3d printed lights made

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The Asics store on London’s Oxford Street has become the brand’s first outlet to feature features 3d printed lights made

Trilux has been awarded the prestigious EcoVadis Platinum rating for the second time for its commitment to sustainability, social responsibility

Senior representatives from the real estate sector are gathering this month to discuss the long-standing issue of waste from Cat

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Tenants have begun moving into the UK’s first building with full material passports, including the luminaires. All the elements of

Fagerhult has unveiled a Twin Dual Driver which powers two luminaires and cuts total environmental impact by 49 per cent