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i3 Green Consultants Limited i3 Green helps you plan, design and build safer, more resource efficient and (more) affordable spaces to live, work and play. i3 Green Consultants Ltd.

i3 Green Consultants helps Caribbean businesses and organizations reduce environmental impact, improve resource efficiency and build resilience through green building, sustainable development planning and practical sustainability solutions. Incorporated in 2013, i3 is a boutique, full-service firm certified, experienced and current in sustainability as it relates to land use (spatial) planning, design and construction. We also facilitate many ancillary land development services (real estate, planning permissions, interior design) to help you realise your social, economic, and mostly, environmental project goals. brings a "greener" perspective to your design, construction and development projects.

What kind of Caribbean do we want to build? 🌊That’s the question driving CW4CJ 2026. On September 19, we’re shifting fro...
16/09/2026

What kind of Caribbean do we want to build? 🌊

That’s the question driving CW4CJ 2026. On September 19, we’re shifting from the main stage to on-the-ground action.

2 workshops and youth-led conversations. Real strategies for a region already facing the impacts of climate change.

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🎙️ Workshop 1: Climate Risk Thinking for Community-Centred Resilience� Moderated by Alicia Richins (Sustainable Impact Strategist) — how communities can apply climate risk thinking to design solutions to climate impacts while managing tradeoffs.

🔗 https://lnkd.in/gKgW_7Wd

🎙️ Workshop 2: Storytelling & Podcasting as Climate Advocacy�Dainalyn Swaby-Bryan (Global Yaadie Podcast) + Derval Barzey (Climate Conscious Podcast) on the power of storytelling, getting started in podcasting and messaging that moves people from awareness to action.

🔗https://lnkd.in/gkp6h_uw

💬 Virtual Couch: Youth-Led Climate Justice�Ron Beggs & Christianne Zakour (WYCJ Caribbean Front) on young people’s role in shaping climate justice at the UN.

From risk and resilience to storytelling and youth leadership, this year’s agenda moves us beyond conversation and toward the solutions future generations need.
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Swipe to see the full agenda ➡️� Register now!

16/09/2026

🌍 HAPPENING TODAY! | World Ozone Day 2026 Online Webinar

The day is here! Join the Green Building Council of Sri Lanka (GBCSL) today for a special online webinar commemorating World Ozone Day 2026 and celebrating 10 Years of the Kigali Amendment.

Advancing Sustainable Cooling for a Low-Carbon Future

Explore how sustainable cooling solutions can contribute to a lower-carbon future and support more climate-conscious buildings and communities.

🎙️ Resource Person
Mr. S. P. K. Amarasinghe
Former Director-Principal & CEO
Ceylon-German Technical Training Institute

📅 Today – Wednesday, 16 September 2026
🕖 7.00 PM – 8.30 PM
💻 Online Webinar

🎓 E-Certificate will be provided to all participants.

Join us this evening and be part of the conversation on sustainable cooling and a low-carbon future.

📲 Register now: Scan the QR code on the flyer or use the registration link:
https://forms.gle/1U3EHpkDgL5k4zru9

🔴 JOIN THE WEBINAR VIA

🔗 Zoom Meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/96018887437?pwd=toZejOPySvLaQeEh05lq9u2ZOrb41v.1

Meeting ID: 960 1888 7437
Passcode: 214495

Meet the Voices of CW4CJ 2026!Real solutions start with the right people in the room. This year, we’re gathering changem...
15/09/2026

Meet the Voices of CW4CJ 2026!

Real solutions start with the right people in the room. This year, we’re gathering changemakers from across the Caribbean and beyond to confront the super-wicked reality of climate, gender and building a resilient future.

Here’s who’s leading the conversation:

🎙️ Dorain Clarke — Moderator
Founder & Lead, Youth Climate Voice Caribbean. Driving climate literacy, disaster preparedness & youth engagement across the region.

🎙️ Rica G. — Speaker
Jamaican educator, cultural practitioner, data scientist & climate advocate. Her work centres community, story, and care.

🎙️ Joy Ify Onyekwere — Speaker
Founder, Climate Justice Africa Magazine. Amplifying African-led climate solutions.

🎙️ Aleeyah Amanda Ali — Speaker
Indigenous Systems Architect, educator, author & artist. Co-Founder & Executive Director, The Foundation for Heritage Preservation & Legacy Creation (T&T).

Bold voices. Different perspectives. One shared goal — Future Generations x Climate Solutions.

📅 17 September 2026
🔗https://streamyard.com/watch/CpfWD9wMejvj

Register now to join us!

What does an airport have to teach us about sustainable development? ✈️🌱More than you might think.Working as a LEED & Su...
09/09/2026

What does an airport have to teach us about sustainable development? ✈️🌱

More than you might think.

Working as a LEED & Sustainability Planning consultant on the ANR Robinson International Airport terminal project in Tobago gave me a front-row seat to something I believe is often misunderstood about green building:

Sustainability isn't one feature. It's an integrated system of decisions.

An airport has to work.

It has to move people efficiently.
It has to manage energy and water.
It has to respond to its climate.
It has to consider materials and construction.
It has to provide a safe and comfortable environment.

And it has to function as part of a much larger transportation, infrastructure and community system.

That is why I don't see sustainability as something that gets “added” to a project at the end.

It has to be part of the conversation between planners, architects, engineers, contractors, operators, communities and decision-makers from the beginning.

The ANR Robinson International Airport terminal went on to receive LEED certification—an important milestone for Tobago and the Caribbean.

But the bigger lesson for me wasn't the plaque.

It was the process.

When different disciplines begin asking the same question—

“How can we make this project work better for people, place and planet?"

—the project becomes more than a building.

It becomes an opportunity to create better infrastructure.

🌱 SITE + BUILDING + ENERGY + WATER + MATERIALS + PEOPLE + OPERATIONS = SUSTAINABILITY

That is the approach I continue to bring to my work as Petal, The Sustainability Planner.

Because sustainable development isn't about making one thing “green.”

It's about making the whole system work better.

What project have you seen where sustainability was genuinely integrated rather than treated as an afterthought?

Growth looks different when you’re the one doing the growing.It’s not always bigger numbers. Sometimes it’s about gettin...
07/09/2026

Growth looks different when you’re the one doing the growing.

It’s not always bigger numbers. Sometimes it’s about getting your time back. Surviving a hard year. Creating something that matters beyond yourself.

small.stories puts the person behind the business at the center: their choices, sacrifices, ambitions, and wins.

Here's an update on six small businesses that grew over the last year of small.news, including my own, i3 Green Consultants Ltd.:

https://lnkd.in/eSiqe4kz



https://small.news/2026/09/07/small-business-stories-growth/

“Green building is too expensive.”I hear this one a lot.And I understand where it comes from.Budgets are tight. Construc...
03/09/2026

“Green building is too expensive.”

I hear this one a lot.

And I understand where it comes from.

Budgets are tight. Construction costs are rising. Developers have timelines to meet. And sustainability is sometimes presented as a long list of additional technologies, certifications, and premium materials.

But perhaps we should be asking a different question:

What is the cost of NOT building for resilience and efficiency?

A building that overheats may require more cooling.

A site that ignores natural drainage can create expensive stormwater problems.

A poorly considered building envelope can increase energy demand.

A vulnerable roof or poorly protected infrastructure can turn a climate event into a major financial loss.

And decisions that overlook the surrounding community can create social and economic costs that never appear on the original construction budget.

The Inter-American Development Bank has found that more resilient building materials and construction methods can be economically beneficial across a range of Caribbean building types—through reduced disaster losses, lower energy use, and lower emissions.

So perhaps the sustainability conversation shouldn't simply be:

“Can we afford to build green?”

It should be:

“Can we afford to build something that isn't resilient, efficient, and fit for the future?”

🌱 RESILIENCE ISN'T ONLY AN ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTMENT.
IT'S A RISK-MANAGEMENT STRATEGY.

This is where sustainability planning can add real value: bringing environmental, economic, spatial, and social considerations into the same decision-making process.

Because sometimes the most sustainable decision isn't the most expensive technology.

Sometimes, it's simply making a better decision earlier.

What’s one sustainability measure you believe is worth investing in at the beginning of a project because of the value it creates over time?

BEFORE YOU BUILD, ASK BETTER QUESTIONS. 🌱One of the biggest mistakes we can make in development is waiting until the bui...
01/09/2026

BEFORE YOU BUILD, ASK BETTER QUESTIONS. 🌱

One of the biggest mistakes we can make in development is waiting until the building is designed to start thinking about sustainability.

By then, many of the most important decisions have already been made:

📍 Where the building sits
☀️ How it responds to the sun and prevailing winds
💧 What happens to stormwater
🚶 How people will access it
🏗️ What infrastructure it will depend on
🌿 What natural systems may be affected
👥 And whether the development actually responds to the needs of the surrounding community

Sustainability planning starts much earlier.

Before the first line is drawn, I would ask these 7 questions:

1️⃣ Is this the right place for this development?

2️⃣ What climate risks does the site face today—and what could it face tomorrow?

3️⃣ How can the site work with natural systems rather than against them?

4️⃣ What infrastructure will the development require?

5️⃣ How can we reduce energy, water and material demand from the outset?

6️⃣ Who will use this development—and whose needs might we be overlooking?

7️⃣ How will this project contribute to the wider community, not just the project boundary?

These questions matter particularly in the Caribbean, where climate exposure, infrastructure vulnerability and resource constraints can make the consequences of poor development decisions especially significant.

A sustainable building doesn't begin with the building.

It begins with the decision to build—and where, why and how we choose to build.

💬 What is the ONE question you think every development team should ask before breaking ground?

Imagine a future where buildings, communities, and tourism enterprises thrive in harmony with the environment! 🌟 i3 Gree...
23/08/2026

Imagine a future where buildings, communities, and tourism enterprises thrive in harmony with the environment! 🌟

i3 Green Consultants brings together visionary experts with 20+ years of experience in sustainable spatial planning, resilient construction, and community-centred development across the Caribbean. Our innovative approach combines cutting-edge knowledge, collaborative engagement, and place-based creativity to unlock remarkable environmental performance, operational cost savings, and long-term climate resilience.

Bring i3 Green into the conversation early—when the biggest gains in performance, comfort, identity and resilience are still possible. Let's co-create a brighter future together!

Connect with us today! 💚

20/08/2026

Circularity is essential for a sustainable planet.
But what does circularity really mean?

Here’s the concept in simple terms along with info on how using resources wisely can reduce waste and protect our future.
https://www.unep.org/circularity

19/08/2026

Did you know...
50% of the points under LEED v5 comes from the decarbonization impact area?

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