The Future of the Built Environment Needs “Sustainovation” Webinar

Recorded On: 10/18/2022

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As the pandemic has impacted how and where we live, work, and play, our built environments have been put under the microscope – we are reevaluating how we use certain places and spaces, how they function, and the impact they have on our health and wellness. What does the future of our built environments look like? Are our workplaces filled with flashy amenities that hope to lure people back to the office such as robot manicures, virtual golf simulators, and pool tables? Or should our buildings be driven by smart, intentional innovations that are seamlessly integrated into buildings that impact how we utilize spaces, our behavioral patterns, our health and wellness and the environment? In this webinar, hear from experts at Skanska USA Commercial Development on a new term that characterizes the new reality of our built environments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and environmental concerns: “Sustainovation.” Learn more about Sustainovation and how it encapsulates the future-forward outlook the commercial real estate industry must have in evolving innovative technologies that foster health and wellness as well as prioritize sustainability in development.

Speaker: Heidi Creighton, Vice President of Sustainability, Skanska USA Commercial Development

Thanks to our sponsor:

Heidi Creighton, FAIA

Vice President of Sustainability

Skanska USA Commercial Development

Heidi Creighton is the National Head of Sustainability for Skanska USA Commercial Development.
As a passionate advocate and pioneer in the green building industry, Heidi serves as a thought leader and strategic driver of all initiatives and policies related to sustainability, across the company’s US portfolio.
She is charged with identifying solutions that improve asset performance, energy management, community engagement and user experience while furthering Skanska USA Commercial Development’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy.
With a career spanning over 20 years, Heidi leverages her experience and holistic approach to sustainability by engaging with communities and occupants, to better understand user needs, thereby creating environments that benefit the health and well-being of all who occupy them.
In 2017, Heidi created the Collective Impact speaker series to bring fellow sustainability advocates and colleagues together. After a series of speed talk presentations, the speakers engage in collaborative discussions geared to foster comradery and spark new ideas. To date, there have been 18 events, with 236 speakers representing 190 different organizations.