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Boston's Artists for Humanities EpiCenter intimates its historic Boston neighborhood while clearly expressing its artistic, green sensibility.
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Author, speaker and consultant Alan Whitson, president of the Corporate Realty, Design and Management Institute, Portland, Ore., is the creator of a seminar series, “Turning Green into Gold.”
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Three kitchen designers tell building pros that great design and products make a kitchen functional.
“A workable kitchen can be beautiful, but a beautiful kitchen is not always workable.”
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The company's Edison-based LED lamps fit into traditional recessed cans and other sockets, and come in cool white as well as warm white and in narrow- and wide-beam distributions. Aluminum fins, die-cast in a patented design, dissipate heat from the rear of the bulbs. The company says the lamps are...
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Panelists at residential architect's Reinvention Conference offer practical, real-world solutions for affordable green building.
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Green by design, not by device, Peter Pfeiffer told attendees during residential architect's Reinvention Conference.
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Through the point of installing insulation in his 3,600-square-foot custom home near Columbia, S.C., architect Mark Bostic has yet to make or pay for a trip to the local landfill. In Ft. Wayne, Ind., Jeff Zolnik serves about three-quarters of the area's builders with his construction waste...
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Community Housing Partners’ award-winning neighborhood brings community education and sustainable performance to affordable housing.
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Sustainable building experts at PCBC provide tips for going green without breaking the bank.
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You can't gauge the truth of an opinion by the frequency of its repetition. Exhibit A: Builders' opinions concerning energy, insulation, heating, and cooling. A fair percentage of these beliefs — derived in part from product marketing, obsolete recommendations from "experts," and oft-repeated tales...