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A roundup of local, state, and federal legislation and government news affecting green home building.
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A 32-acre, mixed use development includes a green roof to add visual intrigue from above as well as to assist with stormwater management.
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A multilevel house featuring suites for diplomats and their families in Mexico; a center for visiting dignitaries in Maryland; a self-supporting scheme for interlocking bricks that would not require mortar; and a brick featuring an outer leaf panel designed to produce curvilinear shapes were among...
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Multifamily Executive Awards: Green Project of the Year
Gables Takoma Park, the Green Project of the Year from Multifamily Executive magazine, combines a location close to the urban core with eco-friendly marketing and product features.
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Technology to Reduce Solar Power System Costs
New technology from eIQ Energy Inc., which today marked its official launch, will lower the installed cost and improve the performance of solar power systems, while also eliminating the design and installation constraints inherent in conventional string architectures.
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Governor Rendell Announces Grants for Alternative, Renewable Energy Sources
Recovery Act Funding Helps Create More Than 200 Jobs in Nine Counties
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Green Energy Conference Teaches About Efficiency
Jun. 30--Paul Staehle decided not to install central air conditioning in his historic home because tall trees already shaded the south and west sides, keeping it cool.
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Investors Back Green Rehabs
Jun. 19--This 1914 rowhouse will offer more green features than standard energy-efficient appliances.
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Cut through the Mother Nature marketing and spell out the savings.
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A touch of contemporary design and sustainability revitalizes a historic site in Charm City.