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• Case Study: Skinny Project Rowhouses, Philadelphia

  Leveraging its experience building a $100,000 LEED-Platinum home and a Passive House, developer Postgreen offers up three rowhouses that showcase modern design and energy efficiency, all within a price point for middle-class Philly buyers.

• Civics Lessons

  When a tornado devastated the seamier side of Nashville, AIA helped the town redefine its future.

• Case Study: Modern Townhomes Bring Sustainability to Urban Indianapolis

  Redevelopment Group's six row-style condos boast efficiency, healthy indoor air, and skyline views.

• EPA To Hold Public Listening Sessions On Potential Stormwater Rules

  The agency will hold five public sessions to discuss changes that would strengthen stormwater regulations for new development and redevelopment.

• Mixed-Use Development Encourages Sustainable Living

  The live/work spaces at Florence Lofts in Sebastopol, Calif., encourages residents to live more compact, sustainable lifestyles.

• Developer Jonathan Rose Touts Density, Affordability at National Building Museum

  Proximity to transit, sense of community key to fostering sustainability.

• Builders Are Urged To Consider the Green Benefits of Deconstruction Vs. Demolition

  Demolishing an existing house for a renovation or infill project may be quick and easy, but a lot of those building materials unnecessarily end up in land fills.

• Green Affordable Housing Development Debuts in Ohio

  Rising from the ashes of a demolished 11-acre housing project in Columbus, Ohio's north side is Greenview Estates, and the use of green in the development’s name is no coincidence. The community is Columbus' first energy-efficient, affordable housing neighborhood.