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HPDC Summer Newsletter 2025: Building a Sustainable Future Together

by Jeff Toffoli | Jul 22, 2025 | Announcement, HPDC Newsletter, News

”solid

Hi to all, and Happy Summer!

HPDC is entering into some new territory this year. I want to take a bit of extra time in this newsletter to share some of our thoughts about the future – and why your support for HPDC’s work – by being or becoming an HPDC member – is more important than ever.

A New Chapter for HPDC

For the first time since our founding, our member organization is fully on its own financially. We have benefitted greatly during our startup phase from generous grant support – first from the Google Foundation and then, for the past 10 years, from the JPB Foundation. These grants enabled us to build a strong foundation of transparency for the building industry.

Progress is significant. Thanks to an unprecedented level of industry-wide collaboration, it is now commonplace for building products across many categories to have HPDs. The HPD Open Standard and HPD reports have succeeded in creating a standardized, low-cost method for disclosing material health information. We have reached a high level of voluntary transparent disclosure by manufacturers, with over 14,000 HPD reports published by almost 1,000 manufacturers, representing over 40,000 building products. More than 6,000 project teams use material health disclosures, many with HPDs, to earn the LEED v4.1 Material Ingredients credit.

Looking to the Future

As we look to the future, we are energized by continued growth and new opportunities in the creation and use of HPDs, and the positive impacts of this transparency on improving the health and safety of building products and projects. With the concept of “health product data” expanding to include more information such as social equity and circularity, we intend to double down on our strengths in gathering, storing, and sharing this knowledge to meet the evolving needs of our community. A few examples:

  • Our strategic partnership with USGBC is focused on ensuring the smooth integration of information to support the new LEED v5 MRc4, Building Product Selection and Procurement Credit.
  • Our Social Equity Technical Subgroup was established in 2021 and is addressing transparent disclosure needs in this essential impact area.
  • We work closely with our many ecosystem partners to address new areas where transparent disclosure is essential to informed decision making – such as for the Common Materials Framework.
  • Our recent work with the Cradle-to-Cradle Product Innovation Institute is creating a transparent disclosure pathway using HPDs to inform their new Circularity certification.

Your Support Matters

Financially, these results – and the many capabilities that HPDC provides to project teams, manufacturers and ecosystem partners every day – will be made possible, going forward, by funding coming primarily from HPDC membership dues and sponsorships.

I want to ask you today, If you are not already an HPDC member, to please consider becoming one this year. If that’s not possible, add it to your budget planning for the coming year. If you can consider a sponsorship – or know of such possibilities – please contact us. To the over 350 leading building industry companies and practitioners who are already supporting HPDC as members and sponsors – thank you!

Transparent disclosure enables well-informed, better decisions to be made – providing free access to essential information to everyone. HPDC was established as a member-driven organization in 2012 by champions within the A&D community who wanted to bring about a future where transparent disclosure becomes the norm. Today, far more of our community use HPDs than support HPDC through membership. With the early, grant-funded phase of HPDC’s life coming to a close, our continued success relies on financial support for our work from more of you. Dues for a company membership start at just $69 per month. If everyone who values transparent disclosure – and the healthy and just future that depends on it – can chip in just that little bit, the strong foundation of transparent disclosure that we have built will be an enduring one for the building industry. We will also be able to support the evolving needs for transparent disclosure in emerging areas, such as social equity and circularity. Working together, we will create the healthier and safer buildings that benefit us all.

”HPDC

Wendy Vittori, Executive Director

”Wendy

Not yet an HPDC member?

If you’ve come to rely on HPD reports to bring you the full, transparent information on material health, we encourage you to support our work by becoming a member today.

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Help us make public transparency the norm for building materials – Donate Today!

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”New

HPDC Leadership Announcement

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) has announced its expanded 2025 Board of Directors and Technical Committee. New board members include Gregory Arcangeli (City of Austin), Don Haynes (Florim USA), and Eileen Gohr (HDR Inc.), while the Technical Committee welcomes Alivia Green (Brightworks Sustainability), Charlotte Jolly (ZGF Architects), and Rebecca Backer (Verico LLC).

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Upcoming Webinar: How to Use HPDs and Rating Systems like LEED and WELL

Join us on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 at 2:30 PM ET for a live session exploring how HPDs connect with leading building certification systems like LEED and WELL. Whether you’re new to HPDs or already familiar with rating systems, this session will provide clear guidance and insights to help you make the most of both.

Save your spot!
”BABA

On-Demand Webinar: Navigating New Build America, Buy America Rules

The BlueGreen Alliance, along with co-sponsors Ecomedes and the Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC), recently hosted a webinar exploring the new Build America, Buy America (BABA) rules and their impact on manufacturers and specifiers. For those who missed the live discussion, the recording is now available on the BGA YouTube Channel.

Additional resources include the BlueGreen Alliance’s “Making BABA Work for American Manufacturers” user guide and access to BuildingClean.org’s searchable database of BABA and Buy American Act (BAA) compliant products. Building Clean’s Ecomedes portal helps identify building products with sustainability and health attributes that are made in the U.S., union made, and compliant with federal procurement requirements.

Watch the Webinar

1:1 Material Health Consultation

Connect with our Material Health Technical Expert for a free 30-minute consultation to:

  • Learn how HPD PreChecks and Dashboards can streamline your material health assessment process
  • Discover best practices for implementing these tools in your workflow
  • Get answers to your specific questions about material health evaluation
Book a Time with our Technical Expert

MEMBERS CORNER

”Mike

HPDC Board Chair, Mike Manzi

Thoughts from the Chair: Spring 2025

Reading Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari has me thinking deeply about the nature of truth, especially in our work. At HPDC, we aim to uncover and share the full truth about product health impacts, even when it’s complex or uncomfortable. Human health is at the heart of sustainability, and we can’t afford to ignore the parts of the story that are harder to quantify. But pursuing this truth takes resources and commitment. As grant funding wanes, our progress now depends on strong engagement from the design community…

Read the Rest here!

New HPDC Member Portal

If you are the Primary Representative of your company’s HPDC membership, it is essential that you activate your account to manage your membership and company roster going forward.

For those who have not activated your accounts yet, please send an e-mail to membership@hpd-collaborative.org to request a password reset e-mail. Upon receipt of the password reset e-mail, please make sure you sign in, update your password and privacy settings, review your profile, and set your correct time zone.

INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT

”Indrayudh

Indrayudh Mondal:

At our fifth Material Health Open Innovation Symposium, Indrayudh Mondal presented research on formaldehyde exposure in U.S. homes. Using HPD data from 6,000+ products, his team found an average of 240 grams of formaldehyde per household.

Watch Indrayudh Monday’s Presentation Here

Thanks to the following 199 Manufacturers who published 1643 HPDs since February 26th

3form
3M Company
9394 5202 Quebec Inc (Lincora)
9Wood
Abdullah Abdin Al Bukhari Factory for Industry
AHF, LLC dba AHF Products
AkzoNobel
AL YAMAMAH COMPANY FOR REINFORCING STEEL BARS
Allegion
Altro Ltd
Alwaab Plastics Factory
American Gypsum Company LLC
American Metalcraft Inc.
Architex International
ARDEX Engineered Cements
Arktura LLC
Armourcoat Ltd
Armstrong Advanced Flooring (China) Co., Ltd.
Armstrong World Industries
Arnon Plastic Industries Co. Ltd.
arto
ASIASSA ABLOY
Autex Industries Ltd
Babcock-Davis
BASWA acoustic
Behr Paint Company
Bendheim LLC
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Berger Paints Emirates Ltd. Co. L.L.C.
Beynon Sports Surfaces
Bilco Brick
Blue Ridge Fiberboard
Boa-Franc
Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc.
Bradley Corp
Buckwold Western
Cambria
Carboline
Cardinal Acoustics
carnegie fabrics
Carpets International Thailand Public Company Limited
CEMCO
Ceramica Del Conca S.p.a
CFL Flooring
ChamClad
Claridge Products
CommScope
Concept Surfaces
Construction Specialties, Inc.
Crossfield Products Corp.
Crypton LLC
CSI Creative
Custom Building Products
Daubois Products Inc.
Designtex
Devar Access Technical Services L.L.C.
DFB Sales
Don Construction Products
Dongshin Polymer co.
dormakaba
Dortek Ltd
Druckfarben Hellas S.A.
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION
Duracryl International
egetaepper A/Semeco
Engineered Floors
FIBRAN
Fireclay Tile
FISCHERWERKE GMBH & CO KG
Florim USA
Formica
Fujairah Rockwool Factory
Garex Doors
Gerflor USA
Glen Raven, Inc.
Global Integrated Flooring Solutions
Gold Bond Building Products, LLC provided by National Gypsum Company
Golterman & Sabo, Inc
GRL Industries LLC DBA DURASEIN
GUANGDONG WHOLETOPS BUILDING MATERIALS INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
GYPSEMNA CO LLC
H.B. Fuller Company
Hadrian Solutions ULC
Henry Company
Hilti
HMTX Industries, LLC
Hohmann & Barnard
Homasote Company
Hopetex Corp.
IFS Coatings
Inpro
Interface
ISE Logik Industries
Isolatek International
ISOMAT S.A.
Italgraniti Group
Jazeera Factory for Paints Co
K.N. Crowder
Kährs Group
Key Resin Company
Kinetics Noise Control
Kingspan insulated panel (Thailand)
Knauf Insulation North America
KONE Corporation
Koroseal Interior Products
Kvadrat A/S
Lambton Doors
Laminators Incorporated
LATICRETE International
Lauzon Flooring
Len-Tex Corporation
LES INDUSTRIES CENDREX INC
Linea Ceiling & Wall Systems
Look Walls & Interiors
Mannington Mills
Mapei Corp
Martin Brattrud
MBA Building Supplies
MC Gallega De Mamparismo SLU
Mecho
Mermet Corporation
MÉTALEC
Metl-Span
Milliken
Mohawk Group
Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering
Mondo America Inc.
Mott Manufacturing
Mountain Lumber Company
MRI Steel Framing LLC
MT. BAKER PRODUCTS, INC.
Nassimi LLC
National Paints Factories Co. Ltd.
Nelson Industrial Inc.
Nordic Structures
novabell
Novalis
NSG Group
Nystrom
Object Carpet
OWA
Owens Corning
Pallas Textiles
Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A.
Panel Rey S.A.
Parador GmbH
Patcraft
Phifer
Polycor
PPG Architectural Finishes
Prihoda North America
QTC
QUIKRETE Companies, LLC
Rockfon
ROCKWOOL Inc.
Roysons Corporation
RPG Acoustical Systems LLC
Rulon International
SAFTI FIRST
Saint Gobain
Schluter Systems
Shaw Contract
Siemon
Sika Corporation
SitOnIt Seating
Solatube International
Soprema
Specified Technologies Inc.
Spoonflower
SR Wood, Inc.
STC Manufacturier
Stoncor Middle East LLC
Stylam Industries Limited
Tarkett
TerraMai
Terratinta Group
Terrazzo and Marble Supply
The Senator Group
The Steel Network, Inc.
Timber Pro Coatings
Tnemec Company, Inc.
ULMA HORMIGON POLIMERO S. COOP
Unika Vaev
United Steel, Inc
Universal Concrete Products Ltd. Co. (Unimix) LLC
USG
Valdese Weavers
Vescom America Inc.
VIVES AZULEJOS Y GRES, S.A.
W. R. MEADOWS
Wallquest Inc
Wausau Tile
Wilsonart
Wolf-Gordon
Xypex Chemical Corporation
Yangzhou Tuntex Fiber Technologies Co., LTD
York Design Group

HPDC continues to grow our membership now with over 400 member organizations. Membership is open to any organization that participates in the industry and supports the goals of transparency and material health practice of the HPDC. See a full list of HPDC Members and Sponsors.

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest Members to HPDC:

  • GYPSEMNA CO LLC
  • Mott Manufacturing Limited
  • Fire Trak Corp
  • APARICI GROUP (APAVISA PORCELANICO, S.L. & CERAMICAS APARICI, S.A.)
  • DEXOTEX, A DIVISION OF CROSSFIELD PRODUCTS CORP.
  • Lahiru Umayantha Thilakarathna Peduruhewa
  • Beynon Sports Surfaces
  • EwingCole
  • Novabell S.p.A. Ceramiche Italiane
  • VECHRO SA
  • Spradling Group
  • Berger Paints Emirates Ltd. Co. L.L.C.
  • Devar Access Technical Services L.L.C.
  • Lynden Door Inc.
  • Global Integrated Flooring Solutions
  • Kingspan Insulated Panel (Thailand) Co.,Ltd
  • Healthy Home Expert
  • Opsis Architecture
  • Ayers Saint Gross
  • Wausau Tile
  • NEXIICAN Holdings Ltd.
  • Dass Metal Products
  • Al-Yamamah Company for Reinforcing Steel Bars
  • Universal Concrete Products Ltd. Co. (Unimix) LLC
  • NSF International
  • Ergonom Corporation dba WCI West Coast Industries
  • Innovative Metals Company Inc
  • The Pittsburgh Paints Company
  • Milliken
  • Posh Textiles Inc.

HPD Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the HPD Open Standard. For more information, or to join HPD Collaborative, please visit the HPDC website. The work of HPD Collaborative is made possible by our members—through their volunteer efforts and annual dues—and by our sponsors, with their generous financial contribution.

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Health Product Declaration Collaborative Announces 2025 Board and Technical Committee Leadership

Health Product Declaration Collaborative Announces 2025 Board and Technical Committee Leadership

by HPD Collaborative | Jun 30, 2025 | Announcement, HPDC Newsletter, Staff and Board, Uncategorized

Leader in Material Health Refreshes Member Leadership with Industry Expertise

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) today announced its 2025 Board of Directors and 2025-26 Technical Committee, continuing a tradition of the steady member leadership that has guided the evolution of materials transparency in the building industry since 2012.

The annual member leadership refresh brings together experienced professionals from across the entire building industry landscape, maintaining the continuity that has made the HPD Open Standard the industry’s trusted format for material disclosure. The HPDC now represents over 300 member companies who rely on its proven framework for transparent disclosure of building product content and associated human and environmental health information.

HPDC Board Welcomes New Members

HPDC’s Board of Directors works with the executive director and staff to develop the strategy for HPDC and has responsibility to ensure the oversight and governance of HPDC reflect the interests of the organization’s members. Bringing together voices from across the building industry , the 15-member Board, includes three new members for 2025:

  • Gregory Arcangeli from the City of Austin
  • Don Haynes of Florim USA
  • Eileen Gohr from HDR Inc.

“The HPD Open Standard provides the reliable data needed to make informed choices that support both human and environmental health,” said Gregory Arcangeli, the new board member from City of Austin. “I’m excited to contribute to HPDC’s mission and help drive industry-wide progress toward healthier, more sustainable buildings.”

“I am excited to use my extensive manufacturing experience to support the HPDC mission,” said Don Haynes, the new board member from Florim USA. “By understanding the unique needs and challenges of the manufacturing sector in achieving material transparency, I look forward to being a part of transforming transparency from an obstacle into a valuable tool—empowering manufacturers to drive innovation, sustainability, and trust in their products.”

Steady Progress Through Market Adoption

The HPD Open Standard has become integrated into standard practice at major architecture firms and manufacturing companies. Organizations use HPDs as part of their established processes for:

  • Product selection and specification
  • Quality assurance documentation
  • Supply chain management
  • Continuous improvement programs

Technical Committee Tackles Real-World Implementation

The 15-member Technical Committee has the responsibility to develop and maintain the HPD Open Standard as an industry-harmonized specification that provides an industry-wide foundation for material health practice.  Advancements in 2025-26 will focus on practical challenges that project teams and manufacturers face in reporting and using material health information, such as:

  • Simplifying reporting for small and medium manufacturers
  • Addressing supply chain complexity in global markets
  • Harmonizing with other transparency standards to reduce duplication
  • Developing cost-effective verification pathways
  • Automating material health evaluation

For the 2025-2026 term, the Technical Committee welcomes these new members, joining 13 current and returning members:

  • Alivia Green, Brightworks Sustainability
  • Charlotte Jolly, ZGF Architects

2025 HPDC Board of Directors

Executive Committee:

  • Chair: Mike Manzi, Bora Architecture & Interiors (Term ends 2026)
  • Vice Chair: Lisa Britton, Industrial Louvers Inc. / Verta Inc. (Term ends 2025)
  • Treasurer: Tim Cole, Cole Collaborative (Term ends 2026)
  • Secretary: Jean Hansen, Hansen Consulting (Term ends 2027)
  • Executive Director (ex officio): Wendy Vittori, HPD Collaborative

Board Members:

  • Gregory Arcangeli, City of Austin (Term ends 2027)
  • Eileen Gohr, HDR Inc. (Term ends 2027)
  • Don Haynes, Florim USA (Term ends 2027)
  • Rand Ekman, HKS (Term ends 2025)
  • Doug Gatlin, Green Seal (Term ends 2025)
  • Jay Hindmarsh, Miller Hull Partnership (Term ends 2027)
  • David Johnson, AGI Avant Group (Term ends 2025)
  • Amanda Kaminsky, Consigli (Term ends 2026)
  • Tyler Krehlik, SmithGroup (Term ends 2025)
  • Rachelle Schoessler Lynn, Studio 2030 (Term ends 2026)

Directors Emeritus: Jane Abernethy (Humanscale), John Amatruda (Socotec), Heather Henriksen (Harvard University), Susan Kaplan (HLW), Josée Lupien (Vertima), Anthony Ravitz (Google), Sarah Talkington (City of Austin), Gail Vittori (CMPBS), Dennis Wilson (Saint Gobain)

2025 HPDC Technical Committee

Leadership:

  • Chair: Allison Smith, HKS (Term ends 2026)
  • Vice Chair: Kimberly Ann Lombardozzi, W.R. Meadows (Term ends 2027)

Members with terms ending 2026:

  • Tara Blank, Elixir Environmental
  • Sarah Gilberg, Healthy Building Network
  • Graham Capobianco, Novalis Innovative Flooring
  • Annmarie Ott, Saint Gobain
  • Vickie Rush, Stantec

Members with terms ending 2027:

  • Alivia Green, Brightworks Sustainability
  • Erin Smith, Copper Development Association
  • Ross Kulick, Humanscale
  • Hannah Ray, ILFI
  • Kolton Kitterman, MBDC
  • Rebecca Backer, Verico LLC
  • Matt van Duinen, WAP Sustainability
  • Charlotte Jolly, ZGF Architects

New Member Spotlights

Eileen Gohr, WELL AP, LEED AP BD+C, LEED AP ID+C, LEED AP O+M — HDR Inc.

Eileen Gohr serves as Sustainable Design Leader at HDR, one of the nation’s largest architecture and engineering firms. With expertise spanning multiple LEED certifications and WELL AP credentials, she leads sustainable design initiatives across diverse project types. Her work focuses on integrating healthy materials selection, indoor air quality improvements, and comprehensive sustainability strategies into HDR’s architectural practice. She has been instrumental in advancing the firm’s commitment to transparency through continuously updating master specifications to incorporate commercially available, proven sustainable products.

Alivia Green —Brightworks Sustainability

As a Materials Specialist on Brightworks’ Healthy and Sustainable Materials team, Alivia Green brings 5 years of experience in project support through goal setting and framework creation. She has developed expertise in material optimization strategies for health, social equity, and embodied carbon, with particular focus on reducing modern slavery within building material supply chains. She holds a Master of Science in Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings from University College London, and multiple certifications including WELL AP, LEED AP ID+C, and Biophilic Design from the International Living Future Institute.

Charlotte Jolly — ZGF Architects

Charlotte Jolly designs interiors that push the boundaries of sustainable practice while mentoring architects on material selection aligned with the AIA Materials Pledge. Named a top 30 under 30 designers by Interior Design magazine and an Emerging Leader by the Design Intelligence Futures Council in 2024, she co-leads ZGF’s Materials Task Force Group. Her work includes co-authoring articles on lower embodied carbon interiors and developing tools for the industry to produce buildings that allow people and planet to thrive, recognizing the critical impact that interiors have on human health and the environment.

Gregory Arcangeli – Austin Energy Green Building Commercial Program

Gregory Arcangeli, LEED BD+C, WELL AP, manages the Austin Energy Green Building Commercial Program, leading efforts to advance sustainable design and high-performance buildings in Austin, TX. He is also the co-chair of the Carbon Leadership Forum’s Austin Hub, supporting industry-wide collaboration on reducing embodied carbon in the built environment. With nearly 20 years of experience in architecture, engineering, and green building, Greg has worked in both the public and private sectors, including roles as a building energy modeler and designer for firms in Austin and Rome, Italy. He holds a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in Architectural Engineering, both from the University of Texas at Austin.

Don Haynes – EHS & Sustainability Manager at Florim USA

Don Haynes applies his over 40 years of environmental, sustainability, and corporate responsibility expertise to porcelain tile manufacturing. With his input, Florim USA has implemented strategic initiatives to reduce its environmental impact on water usage, solid waste, and energy consumption, with a forward-looking goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030. By incorporating innovative recycled raw materials, the company has significantly increased the recycled content in its products while maintaining material transparency, ensuring continued, superior performance, and upholding the highest environmental standards, health, safety, and regulatory compliance. His work also focuses on fostering sustainable supply chains, promoting circular economy principles, and championing green certifications, all of which contribute to Florim USA’s leadership in eco-friendly manufacturing.

About the HPD Open Standard

The HPD Open Standard is the building industry’s leading format for transparent reporting of product contents and associated human and environmental health information. Developed through an open, collaborative process, it provides manufacturers with a consistent format for disclosure while giving specifiers the data they need to make informed decisions.

About the Health Product Declaration Collaborative

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization championing transparency, openness, and innovation in building product reporting. With 300+ member companies, HPDC drives the creation of healthier, more sustainable buildings worldwide through voluntary, market-driven standards. Learn more at www.hpd-collaborative.org.

HPDC Newsletter Spring 2024

HPDC Newsletter Spring 2024

by HPD Collaborative | Apr 9, 2024 | HPDC Newsletter

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HPDC’s Spring News: Advancing Material Health Practice and Leadership

Spring is here, and with it comes new growth for our material health community. Exciting updates to the HPD Public Repository are just around the corner, promising to make material health practice better, faster, and more cost-effective. Stay tuned for our announcement later this month!

In the meantime, we have more great news to share:

  • Social Equity – In partnership with Design for Freedom by Grace Farms, we’ve launched an online version of the Design for Freedom Toolkit Supplier Questionnaire, helping manufacturers understand potential forced labor issues in their supply chain and manufacturing processes. Learn More.
  • HPDC Leadership – annually HPDC members have the opportunity to join the HPDC leadership team, through our Open Call for Applicants for Board Membership, Technical Committee, and Technical Sub-Groups. Over 70 of your fellow HPDC members volunteer as leaders in these committees. Thank you to all of our HPDC members who so generously give their ideas and resources to help us chart the future of material health practice.  

I am delighted to announce the members of our 2024 HPDC Board of Directors and Technical Committee, and to introduce the newly-elected HPDC Board Chair, Mike Manzi. Mike steps into the Board Chair role following more than a decade of contributions to HPDC, as a member and chair of our Technical Committee, and Board Member. Mike is Associate Principal, Specifications and Document Quality Manager, at Bora Architecture and Interiors, in Portland, Oregon. Share ideas with Mike on his newly-launched blog, “Thoughts from the Chair”.

A heartfelt thank you to all our HPDC Members and Sponsors for your support through your volunteer efforts and – importantly – your financial contributions. Your support is essential to delivering the HPD Open Standard, HPD Builder, Public Repository, and connecting accurate, reliable, and consistent HPD-reported data with our ecosystem data partners. If you appreciate HPDC’s work and aren’t yet a member, please consider joining today. With your support, HPDs have become the leading method for transparent material health reporting, and more exciting developments are coming soon. 

 

All the best, – Wendy

Wendy Vittori, HPDC, Executive Director

 

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If you’ve come to rely on HPD reports to bring you the full, transparent information on material health, we encourage you to become a member today. 

A New Resource Helping Transform Material Health Through Social Equity

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) and Grace Farms are proud to announce the online availability of the Design for Freedom Supplier Questionnaire, an initiative developed by the HPDC Social Equity Technical Sub-Group (TSG) to promote sustainability and social equity in the building industry. This groundbreaking tool is designed for manufacturers to benchmark their social equity practices, with the results benefiting all stakeholders by empowering architects and specifiers to make informed decisions when selecting building products.

Learn More

Sustainable Minds and NRMCA Collaborate to Advance Transparency in Ready Mixed Concrete

Sustainable Minds and the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association (NRMCA) have collaborated to create ‘Example Product’ Health Product Declarations (HPDs) for all strength categories in the industry-average Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for ready mixed concrete. This partnership enables concrete producers to develop product-specific EPDs and HPDs, contributing to green building rating systems credits. A recent webinar discussed the importance of transparency, highlighted NRMCA’s sustainable certification programs, and introduced Sustainable Minds’ Transparency Catalog Project Builder & Library, a collaborative workflow solution for accessible low-carbon and healthy material selection.

View The Webinar

MEMBERS CORNER

2024 Thoughts from the Chair

In this thought-provoking piece, the HPDC Chair Mike Manzi reflects on Rachel Carson’s influential work “Silent Spring” and its enduring message about the importance of understanding the impact of chemicals on our health and environment. The article highlights HPDC’s commitment to promoting transparency and informed decision-making in the building industry through tools like the HPD Open Standard. Read more about how HPDC is working to create a healthier, more sustainable future.

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HPDC Announces 2024 Member Leadership

We are excited to announce the election results of the Health Product Declaration Collaborative’s Board of Directors and Technical Committee for 2024. These individuals will play a vital role in guiding our organization’s mission to promote the use of healthier building materials and products through the HPD Open Standard.
 
Led by Chair Mike Manzi from Bora Architecture and Interiors and Technical Committee Chair Allison Smith from HKS, HPDC is poised to further advance the HPD Open Standard, the most widely used material health methodology in the building industry. Read more about HPDC’s leadership and their commitment to shaping a healthier built environment.  
 
The 2024 HPDC Board of Directors consists of:  
  • Mike Manzi, Bora Architecture and Interiors (Chair)
  • Gail Vittori, Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems (Vice Chair)
  • Tim Cole, Cole Collaborative (Treasurer)
  • Jean Hansen, HDR, Inc. (Secretary)
  • Lisa Britton, Industrial Louvers Inc. / Verta Inc.
  • Rand Ekman, HKS
  • Doug Gatlin, Green Seal
  • Jay Hindmarsh, Miller Hull Partnership
  • David Johnson
  • Amanda Kaminsky, Lendlease
  • Tyler Krehlik, SmithGroup
  • Josée Lupien, Vertima
  • Lona Rerick, ZGF
  • Rachelle Schoessler Lynn, Studio 2030
  • Sarah Talkington, City of Austin, Texas
  • Dennis Wilson, Saint-Gobain
The Technical Committee consists of:
  • Allison Smith, HKS (Chair)
  • Kimberly Ann Lombardozzi, W.R. Meadows, Inc.
  • Charlotte Brody, BlueGreen Alliance Foundation
  • Mike Manzi, Bora Architects
  • Brian Davis, Brava Roof Tile
  • Erin Smith, Copper Development Association
  • Susan Kaplan, HLW International
  • Ross Kulick, Humanscale
  • Hannah Ray, ILFI
  • Walter Lourie, mafi
  • Kolton Kitterman, MBDC
  • Terry Swack, Sustainable Minds
  • Evelyn Ritter, 3E
  • Matt van Duinen, WAP Sustainability Consulting
  • Tara Blank, Elixir Environmental
  • Sarah Gilberg, Healthy Building Network
  • Graham Capobianco, Novalis Innovative Flooring
  • Annmarie Ott, Saint Gobain
  • Vickie Rush, Stantec
We would like to express our gratitude to our emeritus Board members for their valuable contributions: Jane Abernethy (Humanscale), John Amatruda (Socotec, Inc.), Heather Henriksen (Harvard University), Susan Kaplan (HLW), and Anthony Ravitz (Google).
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Innovation Spotlight

Copper Development Association & WAP Sustainability: Pioneering Material Health Transparency in the Metal Industry

At Material Health Symposium IV, the Copper Development Association and WAP Sustainability shared innovative strategies to integrate Health Product Declarations (HPDs) for metal alloys. By leveraging industry standards, creating accessible alloy databases, and developing best practices for reporting, they are pioneering material health transparency in the metal industry. Their efforts mark an important step towards a unified framework for communicating metal alloy content in HPDs, empowering manufacturers and stakeholders with clear, reliable material health information. 

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Thanks to the following 130 Manufacturers who’ve published 876 HPDs since December 5th 2023

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9Wood
AHF, LLC dba AHF Products
Al-Ittefaq Steel Products Co.
Allegion
American Metalcraft Inc.
Amorim Cork Flooring
Arcoplast
ARDEX Engineered Cements
Armstrong World Industries
ASI Group
ASSA ABLOY
Bendheim LLC
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Bowiq North America LLC
Carnegie Fabrics
Carpets Intern.Thailand Public Co. Ltd.
Casablanca Vietnam JSC
CementPro
CEMEX Mexico
Ceramiche Atlas Concorde
Ceramiche Caesar
CERAMICHE MARCA CORONA
CERAMICHE REFIN
CFL Flooring
Chemetal
CornellCookson
Cosentino SA
Crypton LLC
Custom Building Products
DeaMor Associates
Designtex
Dormakaba
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION
Elastizell Corporation of America
Emeco
Evonik Corporation
Excel Dryer
Fidelity Industries
FINCIBEC GROUP
Fireclay Tile
FISCHERWERKE GMBH & CO KG
Flexco Corporation
Forbo Flooring Systems
GCP
Gordon Inc.
Granorte
Guardian Glass
H.B. Fuller Company
HALFEN Gmbh
Hilti
HMTX Industries, LLC
Holcim Mexico, S.A. de C.V.
HPD Collaborative
Huntsman Building Solutions
Hyundai L&C Corporation
Inpro
Interface
ISOMAT S.A.
Jazeera Factory for Paints Co
Kaufman Products, Inc.
Key Resin Company
Kinetics Noise Control
Knauf Insulation North America

Koncept Inc.
KRION SOLID SURFACE S.A.U.
Kvadrat A/S
Lamboo Technologies, LLC
Landmark Ceramics
LATICRETE International
Linea Ceiling & Wall Systems
Lyons Sandstone
Maibec Inc
Manugypse
Mark III Components
Mecho
METALLEMPORIKI TH. MAKRIS S.A.
Metroflor Corporation
Momentive Performance Materials
Nassimi LLC
National Guard Products
Newmor Wallcoverings
Object Carpet
ORCO Block & Hardscape
Package Pavement –  Spec Mix
Patcraft
Philadelphia Commercial
Pioneer Millworks
PPG Architectural Finishes
ProForm Finishing Products, LLC 
Pyrok, Inc.
QUIKRETE Companies, LLC
Radmat Building Products Ltd
Rigidized Metals Corporation
ROCKWOOL Inc.
Rollease Acmeda
Roppe Corporation
Roysons Corporation
Saint Gobain
Santamargherita
Schindler Group
Shaw Contract
Shaw Floors
Shaw Industries, Inc.
SIDMA STEEL S.A.
Siemon
Soprema
SR Wood, Inc.
Summit International Flooring
Tai Ping Carpets
Talleres de Escoriaza
Tarkett
The Euclid Chemical Company
The Senator Group
TK Elevator
Topakustik AG
Unika Vaev
USG
Uzin Utz North America, Inc.
Valdese Weavers
Vescom America Inc.
VITEX S.A.
Walker Glass Company Ltd.
Western Steel Company
Wolf-Gordon
Y. STERN ENGINEERING
York Wallcoverings

 

HPDC continues to grow our membership now with over 360 member organizations.  Membership is open to any organization that participates in the industry and supports the goals of transparency and material health practice of the HPDC. See a full list of HPDC Members and Sponsors.

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest Members to HPDC:

Commscope
3form
Business Quality Verification P.C.
Trespa International BV
Gordon Inc.
USG CORPORATION
Kwik-Wall
9Wood
Elastizell Corporation of America
Lamboo Technologies, LLC
Y. STERN ENGINEERING 1989 LTD
Sloan
Clopay
Kinetics Noise Control
Continuus Materials
LIVINGHAUS
PoliLam Co LTD
Associated Materials
LDI Solutions, LLC
Duratherm

HPD Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the HPD Open Standard. For more information, or to join HPD Collaborative, please visit the HPDC website. The work of HPD Collaborative is made possible by our members—through their volunteer efforts and annual dues—and by our sponsors, with their generous financial contribution. We would like also to thank the JPB Foundation for their support of our work through the HAMP project.

Members, log in to the Members Portal to get involved!

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HPDC Newsletter December 2023

by HPD Collaborative | Dec 10, 2023 | HPDC Newsletter

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Celebrating Milestones and Innovations in Material Health

Did you know that 12,000 HPDs now have been published in the HPD Public Repository?

That’s right. HPDs have become one of the easiest-to-use and fastest-growing sustainability methods in the green building ecosystem. This month material health committed manufacturers have collectively pushed through to this new level; another 200+ HPDs published in just the past several weeks alone. These HPDs represent more than 40,000 individual building products, making them an indispensable part of the information toolkit for green building project teams worldwide.

In this edition, we’ll share insights from the Material Health Open Innovation Symposium IV, introduce you to our groundbreaking HPD Builder Program Pre-Check, and highlight the vital role of our members and manufacturers in advancing material health practices. Plus, discover how you can become a part of this transformative journey.

Dive in to stay updated on the latest trends and advancements in material health.

 

All the best, – Wendy

Wendy Vittori, HPDC, Executive Director

 

Not yet a member?  

If you’ve come to rely on HPD reports to bring you the full, transparent information on material health, we encourage you to become a member today. 
BECOME AN HPDC MEMBER

Material Health Open Innovation Symposium IV: Driving Progress in Sustainable Practices

Reflecting on a Day of Insight and Innovation

November 14 marked a landmark day in our calendar as we hosted the Material Health Open Innovation Symposium IV. This virtual symposium brought together the brightest minds and leading innovators in the field of material health, underscoring our commitment to advancing sustainable practices in the building industry.

Highlights from the Symposium:

  • Twelve Dynamic Presentations: We were privileged to witness twelve engaging presentations by front-runners in material health. These talks offered a comprehensive overview of the latest breakthroughs and emerging trends in the industry.
  • Diverse Perspectives: The symposium showcased a rich tapestry of insights from researchers, educators, manufacturers, architects, and designers. Their diverse viewpoints painted a holistic picture of the current state and future potential of material health.
  • Innovative Solutions: Attendees had the opportunity to explore innovative solutions and strategies to embed material health into their practices, reinforcing the importance of sustainability in building design and construction.

Experience the Symposium On-Demand:

Missed the live event? No worries! We have made the symposium sessions available on-demand. Watch at your convenience and dive into the wealth of knowledge shared by our distinguished speakers. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the world of green building, these sessions offer invaluable insights for everyone.

This symposium not only celebrated our current achievements but also set the stage for future innovations. As we continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of material health, events like these remind us of the power of collaboration and the importance of staying at the forefront of sustainable practices.

EXPERIENCE THE SYMPOSIUM

Introducing the HPD Builder Program Pre-Check: Streamlining Your Material Health Practices

Simplifying Material Health Integration in Project Planning

In our continuous quest to make sustainable building practices more accessible and efficient, we’re excited to announce the launch of the HPD Builder Program Pre-Check. This innovative tool, introduced in September, is designed to revolutionize how project teams incorporate material health into their product selection processes.

Key Benefits of the Program Pre-Check:

  • Ease of Use: The Program Pre-Check automates the evaluation of HPD reports, aligning them seamlessly with your firm’s specific material health requirements.
  • Time-Saving: By automating the evaluation process, project teams can significantly reduce the time spent assessing products, allowing more focus on design and implementation.
  • Enhanced Collaboration: Manufacturers can easily check their products against your Program Pre-Check, streamlining communication and ensuring that the products you choose align with your material health values.

For Architecture and Design Firms:
Architecture, design, and other product-selecting firms can now easily integrate the HPD Builder Program Pre-Check into their workflows. This tool empowers you to make informed decisions quickly, ensuring that your project aligns with the highest standards of material health.

For Manufacturers:
Manufacturers are encouraged to utilize the Program Pre-Check to demonstrate alignment with specific health and sustainability criteria. This not only simplifies the process for project teams but also highlights your commitment to transparency and environmental responsibility.

Looking Forward:
Coming in December, we’re further enhancing the HPD Public Repository with advanced features. These will enable project teams to filter the entire digital database of over 5,000 HPD reports to find products that meet even the most detailed material health requirements.

LEARN ABOUT THE PROGRAM PRE-CHECK

The HPD Builder Program Pre-Check is more than a tool; it’s a step towards a future where sustainable building practices are the norm, not the exception. By simplifying and streamlining the process of incorporating material health into project planning, we’re making it easier for everyone to build a healthier, more sustainable world.

MEMBERS CORNER

Innovation Spotlight

Rob Hacker and CaraGreen: Pioneering a Healthier Future with Lapitec

In this edition of Member’s Corner, we’re proud to spotlight Rob Hacker, Sales Manager at CaraGreen, and their groundbreaking work with Lapitec. As the industry seeks alternatives to materials with high crystalline silica content, CaraGreen is leading the way with a revolutionary solution. Watch the video.

The HPD Public Repository is the authoritative resource for all published HPDs. Visit the Repository to access over 12,000 published HPDs, representing over 40,000 building products, from 800+ manufacturers.

Access the Repository

Thanks to the following 92 Manufacturers who’ve published 434 HPDs since September 5th 2023

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ABET LAMINATI SPA
Allegion
Altro Ltd
Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company Ltd. (L.L.C.)
Archifibe Inc.
ARDEX Engineered Cements
Armourcoat Ltd
Armstrong World Industries
ASI
ASI Group
ASSA ABLOY
AZEK Company
Babcock-Davis
Barrier One Concrete Admixtures
Behr Paint Company
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Blue Ridge Fiberboard
Boa-Franc
Bostik, Inc.
carnegie fabrics
Construction Specialties
Crypton LLC
Designtex
Don Construction Products
dormakaba
Eagle Roofing Products
EGO Dichtstoffwerke GmbH & Co. Betriebs KG
Evonik Corporation
Fireclay Tile
Flexco Corporation
GCP
GCP Applied Technologies
Georgia-Pacific
Glen Raven, Inc.
Granorte
Gulf Coast Paint
H.B. Fuller Company
Henry Company

Jandris Block
Kelly-Moore Paints
Kingspan Insulation LLC
Knauf Insulation, Inc.
KONE Corporation
Kvadrat A/S
Landmark Ceramics
LATICRETE International
Mada Gypsum Company
Marmonil Marble and Granite
Mecho
Metroflor Corporation
Momentive Performance Materials
Mountain Lumber Company
Nassimi LLC
National Clay Pipe Institute
NOX CORPORATION
Nystrom
Object Carpet
Package Pavement – Spec Mix
Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A.
Pioneer Millworks
Pliteq Inc.
QUIKRETE Companies, LLC
REGEN Fiber
ROCKWOOL Inc.
Roppe Corporation
Saint Gobain
Saudi Rock Wool Factory Co.
SelecTech
Senneca Holdings
Sonus North America
Soprema
Spray-Lock, Inc.
Stonhard
TerraMai
The Euclid Chemical Company
The Senator Group
TK Elevator
Trebor Building Products Ltd
Unilock
Valdese Weavers
Vector Foiltec GmbH
Vescom America Inc.
WHEELING-NIPPON STEEL, INC.
Wolf-Gordon

HPDC continues to grow our membership now with over 360 member organizations.  Membership is open to any organization that participates in the industry and supports the goals of transparency and material health practice of the HPDC. See a full list of HPDC Members and Sponsors.

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest Members to HPDC:

Allegion
WD Walls
Linea Ceiling and Wall Systems
Construction Specialties, Inc.
Amorim Cork Flooring
GULF COAST PAINT MFG
American Metalcraft Inc
DeaMor Associates Inc.

Santamargherita S.p.a.
RAK Ceramics
Mountain Lumber
Socotec, Inc.
Kingspan Insulation LLC
Fidelity Industries Inc.
Stockton Products
James Croft – Ind. Practitioner

Learn more about HPDC membership. 
HPD Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the HPD Open Standard. For more information, or to join HPD Collaborative, please visit the HPDC website. The work of HPD Collaborative is made possible by our members—through their volunteer efforts and annual dues—and by our sponsors, with their generous financial contribution. We would like also to thank the JPB Foundation for their support of our work through the HAMP project.

Members, log in to the Members Portal to get involved!

MEMBERS PORTAL

Not a Member? Click here to learn more about the benefits of membership!

LEARN ABOUT MEMBERSHIP

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HPDC Newsletter September 2023

by HPD Collaborative | Sep 24, 2023 | HPDC Newsletter

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September Signals Many Material Health Opportunities!

September is jam-packed with opportunities for HPD Collaborative and our members!  A few of the highlights:
  • Launch of HPD Version 2.3 Update in the HPD Builder – just released in production, HPD v02.3 Update has a host of great new features that help you elevate your material health practice to the next level!  We had three webinars in August that go into all the details you need to have.  Want to update your HPD to take advantage of the new features – HPD Builder makes it easy! Check out all the new features and webinars here.
  • Greenbuild 2023 arrives in Washington, DC Sept 26-29! – HPDC members will gather for our Annual Member Meeting and Reception on September 26 at 5:30 – which will be hosted by the SmithGroup in their DC offices. Register here.  And, HPDC will is exhibiting at Greenbuild – Booth 1618 – and we would love to show you all the new tools we have developed for material health practice.  Drop by our booth at any time, or book a time for a demonstration of HPD v2.3. We have expo promo tickets available.
  • HPDC will host the 4th Annual Material Health Open Innovation Symposium on November 14.  This all-virtual event delivers a concise update on the latest advancements in material health practice.  Registration is free and open to all.  If you have a product or project that exemplifies the leading edge of material health practice – we want to highlight it as a case study at the Symposium. Submit your case study– you may be the next Material Health All Star!

Get all the details on these events – and more – in our newsletter below. 

 

Thank you for your support and all your efforts to make safer and healthier building materials a reality for all!

 

All the best, – Wendy

Wendy Vittori, HPDC, Executive Director

 

Material Health Open Innovation Symposium IV: Mark Your Calendar for November 14, 2023, 12-5 PM EST.

The 4th annual Material Health Symposium of this year has converged into a singular virtual gathering. It offers an invaluable resource for the most up-to-date insights into material health innovations. Proudly hosted by HPDC, this virtual assembly is generously accessible without any registration fees.

This singular yearly event stands as the exclusive platform dedicated to material health endeavors within the construction sector. You’d be remiss to overlook this opportunity! Prepare to embark on a journey through the latest breakthroughs within the realm of Material Health. Expect comprehensive presentations that delve into the remarkable strides achieved in the past year, trailblazing methodologies, advancements in various ecosystems,  and a tantalizing glimpse into what the future holds for 2024.

Symposium Event Sponsorship Opportunities – Target Key Players & Promote Your Organization.

The Material Health Open Innovation Symposium by HPDC presents a unique occasion to garner attention from manufacturers, architects, designers, builders, and other pivotal figures in the realm of Material Health. It stands as the singular annual event exclusively dedicated to the practice of Material Health within the construction industry. Seize the opportunity to be recognized by influential individuals and showcase your organization’s commendable efforts in the field of Material Health by becoming a sponsor on Tuesday, November 14, 2023. Explore the diverse advantages outlined below, ranging from benefits such as a virtual Expo booth, logo placement on the Symposium web page, social media promotion, complimentary VIP passes, and more. For further information or to engage as an event sponsor for the Symposium, please get in touch with Jeff Toffoli via email at jtoffoli@hpd-collaborative.org.

REGISTER FOR THE MATERIAL HEALTH OPEN INNOVATION SYMPOSIUM

2023 Material Health Innovation Awards–Submit Your Product or Project Innovation by October 31st, 2023.

Building Design Teams and Manufacturers are invited to share their organizations’ breakthrough Material Health innovations with colleagues during the Symposium. Four case study presentations (two from project teams and two from product manufacturers) will be selected to receive the new, Material Health Innovation Presentation award. Selections will be for those case studies that best demonstrate performance and results at the “leading edge” of Material Health innovation. Each of these case studies will be highlighted during the Symposium with a 15-minute presentation by the authors. All submissions that meet the entry requirements will be recognized with the Material Health Innovation Honorable Mention award, and will be included in the Symposium proceedings. All accepted case studies will also be featured in the new “Innovators” section of the HPDC website.

You can view all materials from last year’s symposium here.

The deadline to submit is October 31st, 2023, 5 PM Pacific Time.

SUBMIT YOUR PRESENTATION

HPD Builder V2.3 Update: Unlock the Full Potential of This Pivotal Enhancement

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) is elated to introduce the HPD Open Standard v2.3 Update, a game changing enhancement to the Health Product Declaration (HPD) Open Standard.

On July 20, 2023 HPDC launched the latest update to its HPD Builder online reporting system, the version 2.3 update.

The new HPD Version 2.3 emphasizes advances in data quality and consistency, and automation of new data screening options. The July launch also coincided with a key milestone: 10,000+ HPD reports published to date provide data about product materials that make sourcing healthier products in green building easier than ever..

“The collaboration among the manufacturers, architects, nonprofits, and everyone represented on our technical committees made this latest advance in the HPD Open Standard possible,” said Tristan Roberts, Chief Technologist for the HPD Collaborative. “No regulation made us release a new version. It’s living proof that human and environmental health can be advanced through a voluntary, consensus process.”

For more Information

Open Call for Applicants: HPDC 2024 Board of Directors Nominations.

The Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) is now accepting nominations for its 2024 Board of Directors. If you’re passionate about improving the material health of the built environment, this is your opportunity to lead and make an impact.

Key Details:

  • Deadline for Nominations: UPDATE! Monday October 2nd, 2023, 11:59 PM PDT
  • Seats Available: 4 in User category, 1 in Ecosystem, 1 in Manufacturer, and 2 in Community category.
  • Term: January 1, 2024 – December 31, 2026
  • Eligibility: Must be a registered representative and employee of an HPDC General Member organization.

How to Apply: Complete the online application form by the deadline. Self-nominations are allowed.

Election Timeline:

  • Ballots will be cast between October 16 and November 6, 2023.
  • Results will be announced at the Material Health Open Innovation Symposium on November 14, 2023.

For more information and to apply, visit the HPDC Board Nominations Page or contact membership@hpd-collaborative.org.

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION

Come Visit HPDC At Greenbuild 2023 In Booth 1618.

HPDC will be part of Greenbuild 2023 in Washington D.C.! We’re so excited for you to stop by our booth #1618. We are located right by the entrance, next to the USGBC booth. At our booth, you can:

  • Get a demo of the HPD Builder Version 2.3 Update’s new features.
  • Register for the 2023 Material Health Symposium on November 14.
  • Say hello to the HPDC team!

The Greenbuild Conference & Expo is where the leaders in green building gather and share the next generation of standards, policies, products and partnerships. This is largest annual event for green building professionals worldwide. It’s where attendees learn and source solutions to improve resilience, sustainability and quality of life in our buildings, cities and communities.

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ATTENTION HPDC MEMBERS: Mark your calendars! Annual Member Meeting & Reception, September 26, 2023 During Greenbuild.

The tireless efforts of the HPDC community are steadily laying the groundwork for ushering in a new era of healthier materials. Over the past year, we’ve witnessed an unprecedented surge in momentum, marked by the achievement of a remarkable milestone – the publication of over 10,000 HPDs. These encompass a staggering 40,000+ products hailing from more than 800 manufacturers. Simultaneously, our community has flourished, boasting a robust membership roster that now exceeds 360 organizations!

Every year, HPDC members come together to commemorate the achievements of our community in advancing healthier building products. And yes, this celebration includes a delightful selection of beer, wine, and delectable appetizers! Reserve your spot now for the 2023 HPDC Annual Member Meeting & Reception, taking place on September 26, 2023, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm Pacific Time as part of Greenbuild in Washington D.C. We are thrilled to announce that the SmithGroup will graciously host this year’s Member Meeting & Reception.

During the gathering, we will unveil the 2024 Board of Directors, present fresh insights into the impact of the HPD Open Standard, and provide an excellent opportunity for members to connect and engage in in-depth discussions about all things HPD, all while savoring the delightful cuisine and beverages on offer!

Registration is a prerequisite for participating in this enlightening, crucial, and enjoyable in-person membership event, utilizing eventbrite. If you are unable to join us in person, please join by Zoom.

For more details including parking, transportation, and more frequently asked questions- click here!

REGISTER FOR THE THE FREE ANNUAL MEMBER MEETING

Feature: Leadership in Action for a Healthier Built Future

A Pioneering Contribution by Our Executive Director, Wendy Vittori

We are proud to announce that our Executive Director, Wendy Vittori, has authored a chapter in the newly-published book, “The Regenerative Materials Movement: Dispatches from Practitioners, Researchers, and Advocates.”  This book, published by International Living Future Institute and Ecotone, “draws on the expertise of a diverse range of thought leaders across the industry who share their stories, research, revelations, and insights in a series of dispatches, which together help sketch a bold vision for overcoming the drawbacks of our current materials economy. This book is for designers, manufacturers, educators and students, advocates, and other people who are interested in a deeper understanding of regenerative materials for achieving health and wellness in the built environment.”

About Wendy’s Chapter

Wendy’s chapter, “Lessons from Tech to Accelerate Transformation to a Healthier Built Environment,” outlines the evolution of material health practice, of which the HPD Open Standard is a key ingredient, and how the open, collaborative innovation in material health is accelerating progress to a world in which healthier and safer building materials are the norm. 

Purchase Book Here

MEMBERS CORNER

If you would like to share your organization’s leadership story in the Members Corner, please contact us. Share you news, progress and update with Paula Schaper at: pschaper@hpd-collaborative.org.

The HPD Public Repository is the authoritative resource for all published HPDs. Visit the Repository to access over 11,000 published HPDs, representing over 40,000 building products, from 800+ manufacturers.

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Thanks to the following 82 Manufacturers who’ve published 414 HPDs since June 28th 2023

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Activar Construction Products Group

Aeroflex USA

AGC Inc.

Allegion

Aluminium Products Company (ALUPCO)

American Fiber Cement Corporation

Arim Inc.

Arktura LLC

Armin Josef WUENSCH PLASTER Factory Co.

Armstrong World Industries

ASI Group

ASSA ABLOY

Babcock-Davis

Behr Paint Company

Benjamin Moore & Co.

Boa-Franc

Bostik, Inc.

Bradley Corp

Bremworth Carpets and Rugs Ltd

Carlisle Construction Materials

carnegie fabrics

Carpets International Thailand Public Company Limited

Casablanca Vietnam JSC

Crypton LLC

Design Polymerics

Designtex

dormakaba

EB Métal inc.

Formica

Forms+Surfaces

Framery Oy

GCP

Glen Raven, Inc.

Green Oasis

H.B. Fuller Company

Hilti

HMTX Industries, LLC

IceStone

Inpro

Isolatek International

Jazeera Factory for Paints Co

Key Resin Company

Knauf Insulation, Inc.

Kuberit USA, LLC

Kvadrat A/S

LATICRETE International

Luna Quartz

Marino\WARE

Master Builders Solutions

Meganite Inc.

Momentive Performance Materials

Nassimi LLC

National Guard Products

Naturepedic Organic Mattresses & Bedding

Nystrom

Parador GmbH

Philip Grahame Int Ltd

Potter Roemer Fire Pro

PROMA Adhesives Inc.

QUIKRETE Companies, LLC

ROCKWOOL Inc.

Roppe Corporation

Saint Gobain

Senneca Holdings

Shaw Contract

Soprema

Spray-Lock, Inc.

STEELER INC

Stonhard

SULB Company B.S.C.(c)

Talleres de Escoriaza

Tapmaster Incorporated

ter Hürne GmbH & Co. KG

TerraMai

Terrazzo and Marble Supply

The Senator Group

Unika Vaev

Valdese Weavers

Vescom America Inc.

Viance LLC

WR MEADOWS

Wolf-Gordon

HPDC continues to grow our membership now with over 360 member organizations.  Membership is open to any organization that participates in the industry and supports the goals of transparency and material health practice of the HPDC. See a full list of HPDC Members and Sponsors.

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest Members to HPDC:

SULB COMPANY B.S.C. CLOSED
QGC
MF Paints
Arim, Inc.
Dal-Tile, LLC
Forms+Surfaces
Steeler Inc
Brava Roof Tile
Casla Group
MBDC, LLC
Evonik
Janet Hild
Spray-Lock, Inc.
Don Construction Products
SALUS GLOBAL for Green Buildings and Sustainable Cities
Pyroguard Ltd
Jotun A/S
Newmor Wallcoverings
Siemon Company

Learn more about HPDC membership. 
HPD Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the HPD Open Standard. For more information, or to join HPD Collaborative, please visit the HPDC website. The work of HPD Collaborative is made possible by our members—through their volunteer efforts and annual dues—and by our sponsors, with their generous financial contribution. We would like also to thank the JPB Foundation for their support of our work through the HAMP project.

Members, log in to the Members Portal to get involved!

MEMBERS PORTAL

Not a Member? Click here to learn more about the benefits of membership!

LEARN ABOUT MEMBERSHIP

Ready to access the benefits of HPDC membership?

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HPDC Newsletter – June 2023

by HPD Collaborative | Jun 9, 2023 | HPDC Newsletter

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June Greetings to our HPD Collaborative Community!

I want to begin this newsletter with a big Thank You!

 

Your efforts this year have lifted transparent material health to a new level of adoption and capabilities:

  • We passed the 11,000 published HPDs mark, voluntarily created by over 800 building product manufacturers!  Representing well over 40,000 building products, HPDs provide vital content inventory and the associated human and environmental health information that is needed to reduce and eliminate the use of substances of concern healthier and safer for everyone.
  • Version 2.3 of the HPD Open Standard, introduced in July 2022, enables screening – at the individual ingredient level – for the most widely used Restricted Substance Lists, such as ILFI Red List, C2C Restricted List, and Six Classes. Congratulations to all manufacturers publishing HPDs in this period – see the list below for over 200 manufacturers who have published over 2500 new HPDs in the past nine months.
  • With our new Digital Data API, we are now providing our building product library and project team tool ecosystem partners with the full HPD digital dataset.  This gives the ability to filter and select products that have the preferred human and environmental health qualities that project teams are seeking, using HPD-reported data, all right in the project tools that project teams use every day.  

And we have many new capabilities set to launch in 2023:

  • Version 2.3 Update release – slated for this summer, will introduce new features such as antimicrobial screening, polymer special conditions, and an exciting new “Product Type” feature that maps common product descriptions to precise CSI classifications.
  • Program Pre-check – you’ve been hearing about this feature for a while, and we are ready to launch our pilot program participants in production this summer.  This feature expands the LEED Precheck to many additional programs.  It automates screening HPDs for compliance with program criteria, saving considerable time and effort for both manufacturers and project teams.
    We are gearing up for our main 2023 events:
    • Greenbuild September 26-29 – we are planning again this year for our booth and several special sessions for Greenbuild – back in DC!  It will be an excellent opportunity to meet in person, including at our HPDC Annual Member Meeting, which will be on September 26 from 5:00-7:00.  
    • Material Health Open Innovation Symposium IV – taking place virtually on November 14th, this event allows you to snapshot the past year’s progress on the leading edge of material health practice. 

Finally – HPDC member growth is accelerating!  Over 400 companies are now HPDC members.  Through your membership, you support our collaborative effort to accelerate transparency and safer materials in the building industry.  If you are not yet an HPDC member, please consider supporting our efforts by clicking this link to join HPDC today! 

All the best, Wendy

Wendy Vittori, HPDC, Executive Director

 

Join our upcoming webinar on Thursday, June 29th! 

 

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In the News: Sustainable Minds Partners with Health Product Declaration Collaborative and Perkins&Will to Advance Healthy Material Selection

Sustainable Minds, a leading provider of comprehensive product transparency solutions, has partnered with Health Product Declaration® Collaborative (HPDC) and Perkins&Will® to automate material health selection criteria for the AECO (architecture, engineering, construction and operations) sector. This collaboration introduces a revolutionary filter for its Transparency Catalog, the Precautionary List Free filter, enabling project teams to select building materials and products that meet rigorous human health requirements. The filter provides critical data for improved product and material selection, supports healthier material selection, and streamlines project workflows, making it more accessible to meet project goals.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE

In the News: Joining forces for healthier buildings: HPDC and IES partner to fight toxic chemicals with smart software tools

Integrated Eco Strategy (IES) and Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC) have formed a strategic partnership to eliminate toxic chemicals from buildings. By combining HPD data with IES software, this collaboration aims to empower the building industry to make informed decisions about materials, reduce the use of toxic chemicals, and create healthier buildings. The partnership enables owners, architects, and builders to identify and avoid toxic chemicals in thousands of building materials and products.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE

Welcoming New Board Members to HPDC

We are delighted to announce the addition of several esteemed individuals to the board of the Health Product Declaration Collaborative (HPDC). Their expertise and passion for advancing transparency and material health in the built environment make them valuable additions to our organization. Please join us in welcoming our new board members:

David Johnson

Expert leader in integrated design in the built environment. Award-winning architect, designer, urban planner, and systems innovator. David is currently the director of Projects at AGI Avant, a development firm focused on creating regenerative communities in the bay area. He has held public office in Marin County and is currently the Chair of the Climate Action Committee in the Town of Corte Madera. David is currently active with the AIA, ULI, and SPUR. He’s also an advisor to The Healthy Building Network, the Green Science Policy Institute, the California Forward Capital Market Task Force, Build It Green (Board Member), and DrawDownBayArea.org. He frequently lectures at universities on sustainable design and was a Design Studio Instructor at Stanford University. At COP26 David was named one of the 500 global sustainability thought leaders by the American Energy Society.

Lisa Britton

Lisa has held management and executive positions in building products manufacturing for over 30 years. In each role, she led her company’s efforts to develop more sustainable products and practices. Her accomplishments include founding Alpar Architectural Products to manufacturer wall and corner guards and sheet wall protection from a variety of environmentally preferable materials, including the industry’s first fire-rated biobased polymer, which she worked closely with a chemist to develop. While with Alpar, she participated in the HPD pilot project and was one of the first manufacturers to publish HPDs and Declare labels. She also worked with the Pharos project team to release the wall protection category. She joined Industrial Louvers (ILI) and Verta, Inc. in 2014, where she made transparency and sustainability central to the companies’ business strategies and operations. She led efforts to achieve a Living Product Challenge (LPC) certified product and played a leading role in Verta, Inc. becoming the first chrome-free PVDF applicator. Britton was co-chair of HPDC’s first Manufacturers Advisory Panel and served as vice chair of the HPDC technical committee for seven years.

Doug Gatlin

Doug Gatlin has worked for more than 25 years on the design and development of voluntary market transformation programs, including some of the nation’s most recognizable initiatives including LEED and ENERGY STAR. Before becoming CEO of Green Seal in 2018, Doug held leadership positions at the U.S. Green Building Council for 12 years and the U.S. EPA for ten. In addition to his experience leading mission based organizations, Doug brings experience in standards development, product and personnel certification and product management. At Green Seal, Doug has overseen new growth and vitality and has spearheaded the launch of new initiatives such as a raw material hazard screening initiative, an ingredient transparency label for cleaning products and the development of new criteria for recognizing sustainability improvements in packaging. Doug earned an undergraduate degree from Duke and has a Masters in Energy and Environmental Policy from Georgetown.

Over 200 Manufacturers have Published New HPDs in the last nine months!

 

Visit the HPD Public Repository to browse these and over 11,500 published HPDs

 

3M Company
A&A GREEN PHOENIX GROUP JOINT STOCK COMPANY
Acme Brick Company
ACTECH
Activar Construction Products Group
AHF, LLC dba AHF Products
AkzoNobel
Allegion
Allstate Rubber
Allwood Group
Applegate – Greenfiber
Archifibe Inc.
Architex International
ARDEX Engineered Cements
Arktura LLC
Armourcoat Ltd
Armstrong World Industries
ARXX BRASIL S.A.
ASI
ASI – Southeast
Aspecta
ASSA ABLOY
Babcock-Davis
Bansiyi Overseas LLP(BOL)
BASWA acoustic
BEAM Consolidated
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Bentley Mills, Inc.
carnegie fabrics
Carpets International Thailand Public Company Limited
CDH Custom Roll Form, LLC
CEMCO
CEMEX Mexico
Ceramiche Mutina
Concord Terrazzo Company
Copper Development Association
CornellCookson
Coverings ETC
Crossfield Products Corp.
Crossville Inc.
Custom Building Products
Dal-Tile, LLC
Daubois Products Inc.
Design Polymerics
Designtex
dormakaba
DUNN-EDWARDS CORPORATION
DuPont Specialty Products USA, LLC
Duracryl International
ECO2
emeco
EMILCERAMICA S.r.l.
Engage Building Products
Engineered Floors
FabriTRAK Systems, inc.
FINSA
Flexco Corporation
Forbo Flooring Systems
Formica
GAF
Garden On The Wall
GCP
Georgia-Pacific
Gerflor USA
GlasCurtain inc.
Glen Raven, Inc.
Gold Bond Building Products, LLC provided by National Gypsum Company
Goldray Glass
Granorte
Grato Wood Manners SL
GRESMANC INTERNACIONAL, S.L.
H.B. Fuller Company
Halio, Inc.
Henry Company
Hilti
HMTX Industries, LLC
Humanscale
Industrie Ceramiche Piemme S.p.A.
Inpro
Interface
International Cellulose Corporation
ISOMAT S.A.
Jazeera Factory for Paints Co
Kährs Group
Kaufman Products, Inc.
KCC
KDF CO.,LTD
Kelly-Moore Paints
Key Resin Company
KI
Knauf Gypsopoiia AVEE
Knauf Insulation, Inc.
KnollTextiles
KONE Corporation
Koroseal Interior Products
Kvadrat A/S
Laminam S.p.A.
LATICRETE International
LAURIER ARCHITECTURAL INC.
Legrand
Lingrove
Lithic Industries Inc.
LX Hausys
Mada Gypsum Company
Mannington Mills
Master Builders Solutions
Maxxon Corporation
MBI LIFE STYLE
Mecho
Mermet Corporation
Metroflor Corporation
MgO Corp America LLC
Milliken
Milliken Textile
Mohawk Group
Monopole, Inc.
mosa
Nassimi LLC
National Access Design, LLC
National Guard Products
Naturepedic Organic Mattresses & Bedding
Nexii Building Solutions Inc.
NuSolutions Group
Nystrom
Oldcastle APG
Oregon Door
Owens Corning
Panariagroup Industrie Ceramiche S.p.A.
Panel Rey S.A.
Patcraft
pawling corporation
PermaBASE Building Products, LLC provided by National Gypsum Company
Phifer
Pioneer Millworks
Pittsburgh Mineral & Environmental Technology, Inc.
Pliteq Inc.
Polyguard Products
PORCELANOSA, S.A.U.
PPG Architectural Finishes
Prelco
ProForm Finishing Products, LLC provided by National Gypsum Company
PROMA Adhesives Inc.
Prosoco, Inc.
Provident
Pure + FreeForm
QUIKRETE Companies, LLC
Rainguard International
RectorSeal LLC
RedBuilt LLC
Regupol America
RISE Building Products
Rockfon
ROCKWOOL Inc.
Rollease Acmeda
Roppe Corporation
Roysons Corporation
RPG Acoustical Systems LLC
Rulon International
Saint Gobain
Saudi Vetonit Co.Ltd
SCAFCO Steel Stud Company
Scranton Products
Seieffe Corporation
Shaw Contract
Shaw Industries, Inc.
Siga
Siplast, Inc.
SixAxis
Sky Acoustics
Skyline Design
Solatube International
Solomon Colors, Inc.
Soprema
Specification Products, INC
SR Wood, Inc.
Stabilit America, Inc.
Stonhard
Super Stud Building Products
SWAVELLE
SWFcontract
Talleres de Escoriaza
Technistone, s.r.o.
TEKNOFLOR®
TerraMai
Terrazzo and Marble Supply
The Euclid Chemical Company
The Senator Group
TK Elevator
Tnemec Company, Inc.
Transgulf Readymix Concrete Co. (LLC)
Uniboard Canada Inc.
Unika Vaev
Unilock
Urban Mining Industries
USG
Valdese Weavers
Verosol
Versa Designed Surfaces
Vescom America Inc.
VITEX S.A.
W. R. MEADOWS
Windmoeller
Wolf-Gordon

MEMBERS CORNER

If you would like to share your organization’s leadership story in the Members Corner, please contact Jeff Toffoli: jtoffoli@hpd-collaborative.org

HPDC continues to grow our membership now with over 400 member organizations. Membership is open to any organization that participates in the industry and supports the goals of transparency and material health practice of the HPDC. See a full list of HPDC Members and Sponsors.

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest Members to HPDC:

Alfanar Factory for Ceramic & Porcelain
Arabian Ceramics Manufacturing Company Limited
Arabian Fiberglass Insulation Company  LLC.
Archifibe Inc.
Arcoplast
Armin Josef WUENSCH PLASTER Factory Co.
ASSA ABLOY
Bansiyi Overseas LLP
BASWA acoustic North America, LLC
BEAM Consolidated
BKV Group
Bowiq North America L.L.C
Bremworth Carpets and Rugs Ltd
Caesarstone
Catalyst Acoustics Group
CementPro
Copper Development Association
Design Polymerics
dormakaba
Duracryl International
EB Metal Inc
Ecore International
Elkay Manufacturing Company
Forth Surfaces
GCP Applied Technologies
Gensler
GRATO WOOD MANNERS SL
Helmitin Inc.
Hempitecture Inc.
Infotech Research
Interiors International Industries
Kaufman Products
KCC
KCC GLASS
Kingspan Access Floors Ltd
Kuberit USA  LLC
Lithic Industries Inc., dba Quality Stone Company
Luna Surfaces LLC
LX Hausys America, Inc.
Mada Gypsum Company
Mondo
Nassimi
National Clay Pipe Institute
National Guard Products, Inc.
National Ready Mixed Concrete Assn. – Alexandria, VA
Nexii Building Solutions
Oldcastle Building Products
Pecora Corporation
PYROCHILL Solutions, Inc.
Saudi Vetonit Co.Ltd
SERA Architects
SITURA, Inc.
Spectrum Adhesives, Inc.
Super Stud Building Products
SyL Reconstruction
T2Earth
Takeform
Tapmaster Incorporated
Tarkett
ter Hürne GmbH & Co. KG
Transgulf Readymix Concrete Co. (LLC)
Trinseo

 

Learn more about HPDC membership.

Welcoming New Technical Committee Members and Technical Sub Group Committee Members:

Anne Chen
Chris Brown
Edward Pavia
El’gin Avila
Erin Smith
Hannah Ray
Jeff Walz
Kimberly Ann Lombardozzi
Matt van Duinen
Mike Manzi
Peter Harrison
Saahiti Penigalapati
Samantha Vaccaro
Sara Risley
Summer Minchew
Viagnehy Fernandez
Viagnehy Fernandez
Walter Lourie
Whitney Randall

Gensler
Mahlum Architects
ToxServices LLC
BlueGreen Alliance
Copper Development Association
ILFI
Gensler
W.R. Meadows, Inc
WAP Sustainability Consulting
Bora Architects
Gensler
SERA Architects
ToxServices LLC
Green Seal Inc
Ecoimpact Consulting, LLC
Mahlum Architects
Mahlum Architects
mafi
Henry Co.

For a full listing of HPDC Committees and Members, visit our website.

The HPD Public Repository is the authoritative resource for all published HPDs. Visit the Repository to access over 11,500 published HPDs, representing over 40,000 building products, from 800+ manufacturers.

PUBLIC REPOSITORY
HPD Collaborative is a not-for-profit member organization responsible for the maintenance and evolution of the HPD Open Standard. For more information, or to join HPD Collaborative, please visit the HPDC website. The work of HPD Collaborative is made possible by our members—through their volunteer efforts and annual dues—and by our sponsors, with their generous financial contribution. We would like also to thank the JPB Foundation for their support of our work through the HAMP project.

Members, log in to the Members Portal to get involved!

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