--- title: Architects Go Sustainable with BioMaterials Day - Architects Go Sustainable description: Ready to use. Rapidly renewable. Reduced environmental impacts. --- [![Architects Go Sustainable](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/hubfs/Architectsgosustainable%20Apr2017/Images/logo.svg "Architects Go Sustainable")](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/) - [Case Studies](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/case-studies) - [Continuing Education](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/continuing-education/) - [Contact](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/contact) ![ColumbiaForestProductsguggan-01-2.jpg](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Architectsgosustainable%20Apr2017/Images/ColumbiaForestProductsguggan-01-2.jpg?width=2358&name=ColumbiaForestProductsguggan-01-2.jpg "ColumbiaForestProductsguggan-01-2.jpg") # Continuing Education Opportunities with Architects Go Sustainable  Join premiere presentations and explore exciting ways plant-based materials contribute to sustainable design with Architects Go Sustainable. Architects can earn continuing education credits and see the cutting-edge, soy-biobased materials revolutionizing the landscape of sustainability.  All training is provided at no cost to the architects through support of the United Soybean Board and presenters. Please click the contact link below to be notified when the next training becomes available.  Questions? Click the button below to learn more about upcoming trainings or if you would like Architects Go Sustainable to come to your city. [![Contact Us ](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/3040186/9591d457-bad7-4a3a-a364-58b48f441a50.png)](https://cta-redirect.hubspot.com/cta/redirect/3040186/9591d457-bad7-4a3a-a364-58b48f441a50) Ready to use, rapidly renewable, reduced environmental impacts are three of the many attributes of plant-based materials, including those made with U.S.-grown soybeans. This event offers insight into how biobased materials are already contributing to private and public-sector architectural projects from Hilton properties to the Rockefeller Center to new Wall Street construction.  Federal government contracts are required to specify products under the [Federal BioPreferred® Program](https://www.biopreferred.gov/BioPreferred/) that Congress established. *U.S. soybean farmers have invested millions of dollars to research, test and promote biobased products. Much of this work was done through the USB, which is composed of 77 U.S. soybean farmers appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to invest soybean checkoff funds. To learn more about biobased products, visit* [www.soybiobased.org](http://www.soybiobased.org/)*.* The United Soybean Board does not endorse, promote or make any representations regarding any specific suppliers mentioned herein. The 77 farmer-directors of the United Soybean Board (USB) oversee the investments of the soy checkoff to maximize profit opportunities for all U.S. soybean farmers. These volunteers invest and leverage checkoff funds to build preference for U.S. soy by addressing and meeting end-users’ needs, specifically in the areas of meal, oil and sustainability.   - [Copyright © 2017 United Soybean Board](http://soybiobased.org/) [16305 Swingley Ridge Road, Suite 120 Chesterfield, MO 63017](http://soybiobased.org/) [![United Soybean Board](https://www.architectsgosustainable.com/hubfs/Architectsgosustainable%20Apr2017/Images/usb.svg)](http://soybiobased.org/)