The Oregon-based nonprofit aims to meet the needs of building industry stakeholders in Oregon, southwest Washington, and beyond.
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A recent study by the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Preservation Green Lab shows that retrofits of existing projects are nearly always greener than new construction projects.
11 green wares from the residential construction industry’s largest event.
This LEED Platinum renovation has a long-range goal: to ensure the building's adaptability for the needs of future homeowners.
Architecture 2030 says new U.S. Energy Information Administration forecast projects building energy use by 2030 will have dropped nearly 70% from 2005 due to improved building design and efficiency.
The new dealer network will make Powerhouse Solar Shingles available in Colorado.
If you focus only on the reasons why European home builders are a decade or more ahead of the United States in the quality and performance of sustainable housing, you’ll miss the available, proven, and affordable technologies and tactics that can travel over the Atlantic to close that gap.
On the campus of the renowned Lakeshore Foundation, a LEED-Gold retreat nurtures injured vets and their families.
The collapse of the housing market has forced many homeowners to make some tough choices. Until the market recovers, many who stay put are opting to fix up what they have with small-scale remodels and renovations.
This yearlong editorial odyssey will help our industry set and reach new goals for sustainability.