While sustainable building practices refers to both environmental and social sustainability, the built environment should enhance the well-being of not only our planet but also the tenants and users of the given building. This session sheds light on the importance of designing for diversity and inclusion in office buildings while simultaneously incorporating sustainable materials that also strengthen the productivity and health of the employees. We invite you to an inspiring hour, where the Institution for Human Centered Design, will elaborate on the significance of inclusion design followed by a presentation of the importance of the indoor environment in terms of health and productivity enhancement by Rockfon. Lastly, ascending in the case of building Akamai's new global headquarters in Cambridge, MA, Sasaki and Rockfon delivers a roadmap of best practices for designing a workspace that emphasizes diversity and inclusion, while strengthening the health and productivity of the employees, that is also designed for achieving a LEED gold certification using natural and recycled materials. This is a holistic learning session that proves that sustainable practices are not limited to one focus area, but it is in fact possible to create real change for the planet, society, and people - all at once.