Proponents of integrated design say that it results in higher-performing buildings at lower costs than the conventional design process. But real world obstacles can derail or limit integration. We offer tips from experts to keep things on track.
Integrated Design Meets the Real World Read More »
The Building Star program, currently being considered by Congress, would create rebates and tax incentives for retrofitting commercial buildings.
Building Star Legislation Promises Funding for Retrofits Read More »
The latest draft of LEED’s proposed new Forest Certification credit includes a significant change from the previous version—and stakeholders on all sides are sounding alarms.
Revised Wood Credit Slammed From Both Sides Read More »
It’s time to think green with most everything you do, especially considering the fact that Earth Day is only two days away (April 22, 2010).
Go Green with Your Kitchen Remodeling Project: Reclaimed Wood Countertops Read More »
Spring is the season for cleaning and home maintenance. It’s time to clean out the garage, organize the closet and just give your home a
Invest in Energy Efficient Features for Your Remodeling Project Read More »
Navigating the world of green building can be intimidating: ENERGY STAR appliances, insulation ratings and materials, double or triple paned windows, low VOC materials… the
Meg Thompson Receives NAR Green Designation Read More »
The kitchen is a huge focal point of a home. Life revolves around the kitchen: it’s where we prepare food, have after-work conversations, peruse the
Have a Beautiful, Eco-Friendly Kitchen Read More »
