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(08/25/2010)
The Irving Independent School District broke ground on what will be the nation’s largest net-zero public school, according to reports.
(08/23/2010)
The U.S. Department of State has unveiled plans for a new embassy in London, a project that is expected to meet top United States and European environmental standards.
(08/09/2010)
If buildings designed by EHDD Architecture were limited to one defining characteristic, it would likely be sustainable environments.
(08/06/2010)
Known as the La Posada de Albuquerque Hotel until just five years ago, the now renamed Hotel Andaluz sported rotting windows, outdated mechanical systems, and damaged carpeting.
(07/30/2010)
The recently completed Hawaii Preparatory Academy Energy Research Laboratory is billed as the first K-12 school facility in the world to meet the Living Building Challenge.
(07/22/2010)
Los Angeles International Airport is now home to the nation’s first LEED Silver for Existing Buildings certified airport terminal, according to reports.
By Nicholas Gosling
(07/19/2010)
(07/19/2010)
The U.S. General Services Administration took a major step forward with its sustainability programs in naming Eleni Reed as its first chief greening officer.
(06/22/2010)
Rui Ribeiro joins Margulies Perruzzi Architects, a Boston-based architectural and interior design firm, as an architectural designer.
(06/22/2010)
Minneapolis-based construction management firm Bossardt Corp. promoted Shane Butler, LEED AP, to project manager.
(06/17/2010)
The Minnesota Twins and the Portland Trail Blazers have joined a growing rank of professional teams with LEED-certified sports facilities.
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