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The Midwest: A heartland with a heart for sustainability
Founder and chairman Bob Fincher used part of his summer vacation to tour Midwest companies that are championing the integration of green technologies and tactics into our homes and other buildings. Here's what he found.
Push to combat high energy bills helping boost residential insulation market
Research expects market value to surpass $36 billion by 2024
3 things you should know about building-integrated solar power
BIPV products deliver savings in materials and utility costs, reduce a building's carbon footprint, and may add another layer of architectural appeal.
DOE building initiatives save $3.1 billion in energy costs
Partners are driving the adoption of new energy efficient equipment through targeted technology campaigns.
Precast concrete foundations start off affordable housing project
The project will be open to special needs individuals, with preference given to those with Asperger’s syndrome or multiple sclerosis.
Standalone ice arena shoots and scores first LEED Platinum rating
1,400 solar panels will generate 40% of the building’s electrical needs.
1920s department store renovation earns LEED certification
All windows were replaced in keeping with the original profiles and in compliance with National Park Service guidelines to achieve Historic Tax Credits.
Listen up: Device designed to hush exterior noise
University's prototype expands on noise-canceling technology for residential, commercial use
NYC's first Passive House apartment building open for rent
Because they are built to such a high level of airtightness, the apartments use heat from daily activities such as laundry to help warm the home.
Demand, research drive ERV, HRV development
Improving efficiency, occupant comfort key as building envelopes tighten
A look back at 2017
With 2018 upon us, this past year set the stage for further advancements in green and sustainable building
Atlanta Builder Learns A Better Way to Build
Once builders learn there's a way to build a better building, there's no turning back.
ICFs deliver energy efficiency and resiliency in commercial buildings
Commercial builders are seeing the advantages of building with insulated concrete forms, including faster build times and lower labor requirements.
High-performance products make builders' lives easier
Huber uses collaboration to increase relevancy in industry
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