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Prescription for Solar

With their enormous energy consumption and abundant rooftop space, hospitals are strong candidates for distributed power generation and solar electricity. Two projects for the Department of Veterans Affairs typify the challenges and benefits of retrofitting hospitals for solar energy while minimizing disruption to 24/7, life-critical operations. 

by David Kaltsas


The Jewel of Akron

Until very recently, the historic Richard Howe House in Akron, Ohio, was an eyesore. Thanks to a painstaking renovation, including composite slate tiles featuring a sustainable blend of limestone and virgin resins, the house is now the jewel of Akron.

by Jonathan Wierengo


A Monumental Feat

Inspired by traditional Bedouin tents andmashrabiya latticework, HOK creates amonumental “cool” roof in the desert.

by Colin Rohlfing, LEED AP


Sealing the Deal

The application and benefits of using SPF roofing to regulate air and thermal conditions.

by Tim Callahan
Al Kennedy


A Team Effort

Vegetated, white and photovoltaic roof systems work together for roofing manufacturer.

by Craig Nelson


Teachable Moments

Lessons gleaned from the re-planting of a school’s failed green roof.

by Michael Furbish, LEED AP


Roundtable Talk: Viewpoints on IAQ from an Industry Cross Section

How important is indoor air quality to environmental design and construction? We posed a series of questions to experts and influencers in the sustainable building and design industry.


Proof Positive

In a marketplace inundated with product certifications and ecolabels, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for building and design professionals to determine which certifications are legitimate and which aren’t. 

by Rachel R. Belew
Mandi Joyner


People, Not Points

Now, more than ever before, green building is critical to sustaining our well-being and quality of life. Research showing the negative effects of climate change and environmental pollution on human health and well-being is mounting — and unfortunately, buildings are one of the biggest environmental offenders.

by Rachel R. Belew


Are Greener Spaces Healthier Places?

The impact of the built environment on the planet is undeniable. Fortunately, over the last decade, manufacturers have made significant progress in developing greener building products and materials to reduce their carbon footprint and conserve the Earth’s natural resources. 

by Maria Rutland


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