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  • Tax Breaks Push Green Residential Fixups

    Jul. 15--If homeowners work to make their homes greener this year, they could end up with more green in their pockets next year.

  • Indiana Could Get 38,000 'Green' Jobs From Federal Action

    Jun. 19--Federal spending from the stimulus bill and proposed environmental legislation could create 38,000 jobs in Indiana, according to reports issued Thursday by a group of environmental-advocacy organizations.

  • Bricks, Pavers, and Cobblestones From Gavin Historical Bricks

    The company’s bricks, pavers, and cobblestones originated on historical buildings and roads. The 150-plus-year-old European-blend cobblestones shown here, reclaimed from U.S. streets, offer a smooth surface look from decades of wear. Other products include Old Chicago–style bricks, Antique Indiana...

  • Kimball International Receives 2009 "GREEN GOOD DESIGN" Award for Architecture; Indiana Showroom Noted for Sustainable, Environmentally Responsible Design

    Kimball International, Inc. (NASDAQ: KBALB) announced today that its flagship corporate showroom located in Jasper, Indiana, has been recognized by The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies together with The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, with...

  • Case Study: Indiana Home Is First Remodel Certified to the National Green Building Standard

    Flooded Munster, Ind., goes from soggy to sustainable.

  • Indiana Development First to Achieve ANSI Certifications

    The Village in Burns Harbor offers certified homes, a walkable town center, and proximity to public transit.

  • Indiana Development First to Earn National Green Building Standard Certification

    A 60-acre neo-traditional community in Northwest Indiana is the first to earn the land development certification under the Standard.

  • Grapevine: January 2008

    During the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo recently held in Chicago, Christina Koch, eco-structure’s editor in chief, moderated a Q&A session with Ray Anderson, founder and chairman of Interface Inc., Atlanta. Nearly 200 people heard Anderson explain his motivation to make Interface’s...

  • Winery Leads to Nature

    By using simple, natural materials and blurring the lines between indoors and out, the Novelty Hill Januik Winery in Woodinville, Wash., connects wine enthusiasts to nature.

  • New Hampshire Home Demonstrates Off-the-Grid Living

    New Hampshire dwelling proves solar isn’t just for the Southwest.