All Weather Insulated Panels (AWIP) is proud to announce its participation in Greenbuild 2025, the world’s largest annual event for green building professionals. This year’s conference kicks off today and runs through November 7 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California.
Presented in partnership with the U.S. Green Building Council, Greenbuild 2025 will keep participants at the forefront of the industry, covering groundbreaking topics in sustainability, design, and innovation. AWIP’s goal of lowering embodied carbon through insulated metal panel (IMP) technology aligns directly with these discussions—particularly in resilience, circular design, and the evolution of digital construction.
AWIP integrates advanced BIM workflows, precision manufacturing, and data-driven modeling to enhance design coordination, optimize material efficiency, and support smarter, more sustainable building performance.
At Greenbuild 2025, AWIP is proud to introduce InnovaCELL™, its next-generation foam formulated for the future. InnovaCELL exemplifies AWIP’s commitment to advancing sustainable, high-performance building solutions.
“Greenbuild is where innovation meets accountability,” said Maggie Sexton, Sustainability Manager at AWIP. “As standards like LEED v5 raise the bar, AWIP is showcasing how IMPs deliver measurable reductions in embodied carbon while advancing resilience and high-performance design.”
With InnovaCELL, AWIP continues to help teams achieve meaningful performance outcomes today while preparing for the standards of tomorrow.
AWIP invites attendees to visit Booth #800 for a firsthand look at the company’s latest advances in IMP technology. Discover how AWIP’s solutions are helping shape the future of resilient, energy-efficient construction and support a circular economy.
About AWIP
All Weather Insulated Panels (AWIP) is an innovator in the design, construction, and advancement of insulated metal wall, roof, and deck solutions. The company is strategically positioned to meet the growing energy, environmental, and economic challenges facing the North American building industry.