Sustain360°, a SaaS platform for carbon management in construction, has integrated with Autodesk Construction Cloud, allowing stakeholders in the construction industry to integrate sustainability metrics early in the designing process. The architects and designers can import 3D Revit models from Autodesk Build or Autodesk Docs into Sustain360° to assess building materials and carbon emissions during project design.
Data indicates that over 80% of decisions impacting embodied carbon emissions occur at the design stage. The platform enables architects and designers to evaluate carbon emissions, explore alternative materials, and integrate sustainability metrics early in the design process.
The integration leverages Autodesk Construction Cloud’s API to incorporate environmental data into workflows, providing actionable insights for reducing emissions and enhancing project sustainability. Sustain360° is also part of the Autodesk Sustainability Technology Programme, reflecting a focus on advancing sustainability in construction.
Baz Khuti, Founder and CEO of Sustain360° said, “Through our integration with Autodesk Construction Cloud, we’re giving construction professionals the capability to create projects that not only meet but exceed environmental standards. Together, we’re shaping a greener and more resilient future for the construction industry.”
“Incorporating sustainable materials early in the design phase can help reduce carbon emissions throughout the construction process,” said James Cook, Director of Industry & Technology partnerships at Autodesk, adding “Using Sustain360° to generate and evaluate carbon and cost metrics from 3D models that designers and builders trust to Autodesk Construction Cloud, project managers can ensure reports are current and promote sustainability from the project’s start.”
