Empire State Building Goes Green
Big news – literally. USA Today reports that the Empire State Building is going green, one window at a time. As part of an effort to...
Read MoreWhat The Heck Is Rurbalization?
You may have heard this term before. It’s also been called “the new urbanism” or “agrarian urbanism”. The...
Read MoreCan You Live in 220 Square Feet?
A lot of design in green homes often raises the question – how much space do we really need? Architect Michael Katz and designer...
Read MoreGoing Green, Simple and Cheap: Laundry Rooms
Many people are completely intimidated by the concept of going green. It really feels like if you don’t start using a rain barrel,...
Read MoreGreen Building Hawaiian Style
We’re in Maui this week checking out a few green building projects that will all meet various residential needs achieved in...
Read MoreDoes LEED Certification Lead to Toxic Air?
As builders and developers rush to attain LEED accreditation for their new homes, some wonder if the LEED certifications need to be...
Read MoreGoing Green, Simple and Cheap: Home Offices, Libraries, & Craft Rooms
Many people are completely intimidated by the concept of going green. It really feels like if you don’t start using a rain barrel,...
Read MoreGoing Green, Simple and Cheap: Kids’ Spaces
Many people are completely intimidated by the concept of going green. It really feels like if you don’t start using a rain barrel,...
Read MoreGoing Green, Simple and Cheap: Bathrooms
Many people are completely intimidated by the concept of going green. It really feels like if you don’t start using a rain barrel,...
Read MoreGoing Green, Simple and Cheap: Bedrooms
Many people are completely intimidated by the concept of going green. It really feels like if you don’t start using a rain barrel,...
Read MoreRecycling Materials from Teardowns
An industry we’d love to see grow is recycling materials from demolished buildings. In the past the ROI on sorting and recycling...
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