The World Green Building Council’s “Advancing Net Zero” has an ambitious goal: that 100 percent of all buildings operate at net zero by 2050. WGBC calls for better tracking and verification of building performance, and not surprisingly suggests that buildings meet net zero by balancing reduced energy demand with renewable sources.
The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design is about to collect another award. Southface announced today that the project at Georgia Tech will be recognized next week as one of four 2018 Fulcrum Award winners.
President Trump’s 30 percent tariff on imported solar panels and modules is already in affect. An industry leader breaks down the impact its likely to have solar deployment nationwide.
Georgia Tech has posted a unique job opportunity for a sustainably minded person: to serve as the first director of the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design.
Zero energy commercial buildings appear to be accelerating their steep ascent in North America.
Sixty-seven of them have now been “verified” in the U.S. and Canada, according to a recent report from the New Buildings Institute. Another 415 are underway or are being evaluated for net-zero performance, according to the report, the 2018 Getting to Zero Status Update.
Construction, they say, is full of surprises. That’s particularly the case during site preparation for a building that will be located on land that’s been part of the built environment for more than a century. It’s even more true when your project is designed to exacting Living Building Challenge standards.
As the contractor prepares to fence in the construction site on the Kendeda Building, Lord Aeck Sargent’s Ramana Koti took a simple survey on the experience so far for fellow design team members.
Georgia Tech students provided updates last night on six pilot projects connected to the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design. In the process, they’re contributing to a more mindful approach to design and construction.
From our friends at Georgia Tech, here’s an update on a pilot composting project tied to the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable design.
Here’s a quick look at what what various industry players and the media are saying about President Trump’s decision yesterday to impose a 30 percent tariff on imported solar panels.
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