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Web Exclusive: Green Brick

One product that has not had to tweak its formula to be green is brick. Brick has (and always will be) made from all-natural ingredients. As such, there are virtually no harmful emissions or byproducts that result from the manufacture of brick.

by Mike Jenkins V


Web Exclusive: Above and Beyond

Architect GS&C is taking Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s (AMD) new Lone Star campus to the next level.

by John Egan


Web Exclusive: A Tasty Treat

Initially, the thought of green ice cream is not appetizing — unless of course by "green" you mean fully sustainable and organic!


Web Exclusive: Thinking Green

What is installed beneath the floors, unseen in a finished structure, can be important to not only meeting building codes, but also to satsifying owner and tenant interests in green construction.



by Bob Pratt


Web Exclusive: On Display

ALNO's first showroom entry in Los Angeles' San Gabriel Valley puts more than just its kitchen environments in the public eye. 


Web Exclusive: Commercial Buildings, Parking Lots and Photovoltaic's: Large, Efficient and Pretty?

When Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) brought five of California’s largest solar installation and integration companies to one of its San Francisco buildings, its plan was simple. Show them the roof, point to the parking lot and find out what kind of a photovoltaic system each would recommend. Four came back with basic plans; one came back with “solar bling.”

by Bill Jeppesen


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