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Chicago, SF, Atlanta Lead in ‘Green Building Adoption”
Chicago, San Francisco and Atlanta — in that order — led the nation in “green building adoption” at the end of 2016, according to an analysis by real estate giant CBRE and Maastricht University.
Atlanta Better Buildings Challenge leads nation — again
More than a third of participating buildings already have reduced energy and water consumption by 20 percent.
R.W. Kern Center finally gets water treatment approval
Let this be a lesson to you: Hampshire College’s R.W. Kern Center project team is relieved now that the state has finally approved their UV method for turning rainwater into drinking water.
Energy efficiency is key U.S. cities’ push for 100 percent renewable energy
Solar panels may shimmer in many a mayor’s eyes as cities commit to 100 percent renewable energy. When they get down to the nuts and bolts, however, they’ll find that efficiency gets them most of the way to their goal.
GUEST COLUMN: Exploring a more complete definition of architecture
A before-and-after thought experiment among Lord Aeck Sargent architects about the Living Building at Georgia Tech focuses attention on regeneration and beauty.
Georgia Tech aims to exceed Living Building equity goals
The Georgia Tech Living Building project team is covering new ground as it seeks to surpass the requirements of the Living Building Challenge Equity Petal.
What happened at Living Future 2017?
Here’s a quick roundup of some highlights from the 2017 Living Future Unconference last month in Seattle.
Georgia Tech Living Building plans construction launch in September
It’s a milestone week for the Living Building at Georgia Tech. Architects presented their proposed design documents to a key Georgia Tech commission on Tuesday. And today the university announced that it’s set Sept. 12 as the official construction start date.