Greetings and welcome to the June 2006 edition of the ED+C eNews.
Heading West: This week finds me preparing to leave the office for sunny California, with the AIA Expo 2006 being held June 8 - 10 in Los Angeles. Look for me and Sales Managers Heather Jenkins and Liz Obloy at our AIA booth # 3810 in the Green Pavillion, and share your latest green product or project news. And, in more green events news, Neocon 2006, Chicago, is the week following; June 12 - 14. ED+C's Publisher Diana Brown, Editor Michelle Hucal and Sales Manager Heather Jenkins will be searching the showrooms at Neocon next week for the latest green products. Be sure to say hello if you have a chance and watch for coverage in coming
issues of ED+C!
Question: ED+C wants to know what our readers think of our Sustainable Home section (www.sustainablehomemag.com). What are some of the areas you want to see covered more thoroughly in regard to green homes? What can ED+C include to make this section even stronger?
Until next time,
Joe Mayton ED+C Associate Editor
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USGBC Board Tackles Wood Issue Washington, D.C. - The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Board of Directors announced that it has directed the USGBC's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Steering Committee to address two proposed changes to LEED's wood and bio-based materials credits recommended in a white paper prepared for and accepted by USGBC's Board. As with any change to the LEED rating system, the proposal will follow USGBC's consensus process including being posted for public comment and balloted by USGBC's full membership prior to implementation. For more information, visit www.usgbc.org/News/PressReleaseDetails.aspx?ID=2322.
Architecture 2030 Policy Alert; U.S. Conference of Mayors Resolution Santa Fe, N.M. - The American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Government Advocacy Team is urging involvement in time for the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) voting on Resolution 50; the Mayors of Chicago, Seattle, Miami, and Albuquerque recently jointly proposed Resolution No. 50, which sets a goal for carbon neutral buildings by 2030. The USCM membership will be voting on final adoption of this measure during their Annual meeting, which occurs the first week of June. The National Government Advocacy Team is asking that concerned parties contact their Mayor
as soon as possible, and ask them to support Resolution 50, which is formally titled Adopting the "2030 Challenge" for City Buildings. For more information, visit www.architecture2030.org.
CENTRIA Receives Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence Ambridge, Pa. - CENTRIA Coil Coating Services was honored with a Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence at the company's Ambridge, Pa., production facility by Pennsylvania's Environmental Protection Secretary Kathleen A. McGinty. CENTRIA's Ambridge location completed an oven and line speed upgrade, increasing the throughput of the paint line while minimizing the use of natural gas, resulting in energy savings, and increasing capacity by 33 percent. For more information, visit www.centria.com.
Terra Firma Builders Win Advanced Technology Award Salt Spring Island, B.C. - Terra Firma Builders, rammed earth builders on Salt Spring Island, won the 2006 VIATech Award for Environmental Excellence for demonstrating the environmental and economic benefits of sustainable technologies through the design/manufacture or implementation of "green" technologies. Terra Firma's founder, Meror Krayenhoff, developed the SIREwall system: Stabilized, Insulated Rammed Earth. For more information, visit www.sirewall.com and www.terrafirmabuilders.ca.
BRE EcoHomes Program Update Recognizes Forest Certification Programs Garston, Watford U.K.- Building Research Establishment Ltd. (BRE), an independent United Kingdom green building program, recently updated their EcoHomes program guidance for responsible sourcing of materials. After a comprehensive review, BRE determined that the certification and chain of custody programs provided by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) and the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) all met their rigorous requirements for a Tier 1 rating, the highest ranking within the EcoHomes program. For more information,
visit www.breeam.org/ecohomes.html.
Henning Bloech Brings Broad-based Sustainable Building and Environmental Marketing Expertise to INVISTA Atlanta - INVISTA Interiors announced that Henning Bloech has been appointed manager, Environmental Initiatives, for the commercial division. Bloech will be responsible for developing, administering and marketing environmental initiatives and programs involving Antron carpet fiber, the registered trademark for the INVISTA brand of commercial carpet fiber. These include managing life-cycle assessment studies, directing and influencing investments in life-cycle environmental effects of product manufacturing and life cycle services.
For more information, visit www.invista.com.
Shaw Wins GPEC 2006 Environmental Award Dalton, Ga. - Shaw's Commercial Division received the Environmental Stewardship Award at the 2006 Global Plastics Environmental Conference. The award was presented by the Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) for creating and commercializing an innovative sustainable plastic product through its EcoWorx backing. For more information, visit www.shawcontractgroup.com.
Sustainable Dance Party Launches New Club in Netherlands Rotterdam, Netherlands - Architect firm Döll - Atelier voor Bouwkunst are designing a sustainable dance club for the hip and trendy, which at the same time will be sustainable for the whole range of drinks, materials, management and energy (which would be regained from the movements on the dance floor). This unique concept is developed in collaboration with Rotterdam-based dance club off_Corso, and on July 7, 2006, there will be a sustainable dance-party to launch the concept to the public. For more information, visit www.dollab.nl and www.off-corso.nl.
UCLA Student Wins University Challenge Grand Prize Santa Monica - Bond Companies, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based real estate development firm focused on smart growth and revitalizing urban communities, announced that UCLA student Daniel Freedman won the grand prize in its University Challenge green-building competition. Freedman was awarded a total of $10,000 for creating an innovative and cost-effective real estate development project employing green building technologies and products. For more information, visit www.bondcompanies.com.
Museum of Contemporary Art | Denver Breaks Ground on New Building Denver - The Museum of Contemporary Art | Denver (MCA) recently broke ground on a new facility designed by internationally-renowned architect, David Adjaye, to house its expanding programs that focus on creating understanding and dialogue about art of the 21st century. Slated to open in June 2007, the 27,000-square-foot facility will feature five galleries on two levels with two educational spaces, and will target U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. For more information, visit www.mcadenver.org.
CRI Announces Deep Cleaning Systems to Seal of Approval Program Dalton, Ga. - The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) announced the addition of deep cleaning systems to its Seal of Approval testing and certification program. The new CRI Seal of Approval for Deep Cleaning Systems evaluates the effectiveness of the overall cleaning process and includes testing of equipment and cleaning solutions used in combination, and will incorporate the same Gold-Silver-Bronze ratings that accompanied the launch of the Seal of Approval for deep cleaning extraction equipment. For more information, visit http://carpet-rug.org.
OSRAM SYLVANIA Honored by EPA for Environmental Stewardship, Assembles Online Resources Boston - Lighting and materials enterprise OSRAM SYLVANIA was awarded an Environmental Merit Award by the New England region of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its outstanding efforts in preserving New England's environment. For more information, visit www.sylvania.com. Additionally, OSRAM SYLVANIA has assembled an online
knowledge base of tools and resources to help building owners, specifiers, ESCO's, and installers understand the details and provisions of Section 1331/H.R. 6 of EPAct 2005 and take advantage of its tax deductions for installation of energy-efficient lighting systems. The information is available at www.sylvania.com/EPACT and the customer website, www.mysylvania.com. The company has also released a new brochure, The Impact of EPAct 2005, available for download from both websites.
N.J. Announces Focus on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency to Help Underprivileged and Communities Trenton, N.J. - New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Commissioner Susan Bass Levin announced the creation of a Green Building Task Force designed to build upon DCA's nationally recognized green programs and policy initiatives while continuing to break new ground in those efforts. The Task Force is in accordance with Governor Corzine's recent Executive Order to increase energy efficiency in state government, and will be charged with building upon two first-in-the-nation programs developed within DCA. For more
information, visit http://nj.gov/dca/.
Eco Recycling Takes Over Former Lumber Yard St. Louis - Eco Recycling, Inc., Clark Properties, has signed a six-year lease purchase agreement to lease the 27-acre Hill-Behan site in Pagedale and convert the former north St. Louis County lumber yard into a construction materials recycling center. County officials are hailing the privately funded project as the next step in the redevelopment of St. Louis' inner ring suburbs. Eco Recycling is expected to recycle concrete and asphalt waste from construction projects inside Interstate-270. For more information, visit http://millenniumcom.com/News/ViewNewsItem.aspx?id=1325.
SCA Americas Receives LEED-CI Gold Certification Philadelphia - EwingCole has received a U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI) Gold certification for the SCA Americas project in the Cira Centre in Philadelphia. For more information, visit www.ewingcole.com.
Solar "Brightfield" Groundbreaking Brockton, Mass. - The City of Brockton, Mass. will build New England's largest solar array at a remediated brownfield. The 425-kilowatt solar photovoltaic array, or "Brightfield," will be installed in an urban park setting along with interpretive displays for educational activities. Global Solar Energy, Inc. and its local partners will design, install, operate and maintain a 425 kWDCSTC photovoltaic system, which will use 1,395 ASE300 (310kW) modules from SCHOTT Solar, Inc. that could generate over 535MWh of electricity the first year; enough to power City Hall and a fraction of the police station
load. For more information, visit www.us.schott.com.
Haworth Lifespace Walls Achieve Greenguard Certification Holland, Mich.- Haworth announced its LifeSPACE walls have been awarded GREENGUARD Certification. For more information, visit www.haworth.com.
Pink Panther Energy Blog Fields Questions on Energy Efficiency Issues Chicago - Owens Corning's Pink Panther Energy Blog fields questions about a variety of energy subjects affecting the market place today. The launch of the blog is timely, as crude oil prices mean energy is at the forefront of the news like no other time in recent U.S. history. The blog can be accessed at http://saveenergy.owenscorningblog.com/.
First LEED Gold Museum in U.S. Anticipated Chicago - The Museum of Broadcast Communications (MBC), anticipated to be the first LEED Gold-certified museum in the US, is currently under construction and is expected to open fall 2006. The four-story, 70,000-square-foot building will house exhibits; America's only Radio Hall of Fame; an interactive multimedia café; museum administration offices; and multi-purpose space for broadcasts, events and screenings, and will also house the museum's historical collection of over 85,000 hours of television and radio broadcasting. ESA and Pepper Construction Group lead the design-build team
for the project, which converts a former parking garage into a state-of-the-art digital museum that reflects the MBC's new contemporary identity. For more information, visit www.esadesign.com and www.pepperconstruction.com.
Whirlpool Donates $1 Million to Support New Habitat Community Build Chicago - In what Habitat for Humanity officials describe as "music to our ears," Whirlpool Corporation, one of the nonprofit organization's corporate sponsors, is making an additional $1 million commitment that will be used to build an entire city block of homes in Nashville the week of Nov. 4-10, 2006. Whirlpool has dubbed the effort: The Building Blocks Annual Community Build, a sweeping volunteer and fundraising effort to benefit Habitat for Humanity. The donation is in honor of the company's 2006 historic laundry launch featuring the Duet, Duet Sport and Cabrio
washers and dryers. For more information, visit www.whirlpool.com/habitat, and www.habitat.org.
Waterless Co Celebrates 15th Anniversary Vista, Calif. - Waterless Co LLC, manufacturers of Waterless No-Flush urinals, is celebrating its 15-year anniversary in business. The company was started in 1991 with the goal of helping to reduce wasteful water usage and establish a new industry segment for non-water restroom fixtures, and was the very first manufacturer of waterless urinals in the United States. For more information, visit www.waterless.com.
JELD-WEN Student Door Design Contest Offers Scholarships, Industry Opportunities Klamath Falls, Ore. - As part of the second annual JELD-WEN Student Door Design Contest, individuals are invited to create and submit original designs for residential front doors, focusing on the theme of "honoring architecture." The entry form and rules will be posted at www.jeld-wen.com/studentdesign in early summer 2006. The contest concludes with
the selection of winners in November 2006. JELD-WEN will award two grand-prize packages, including a $5,000 scholarship and an all-expenses-paid trip to the next International Builders' Show. Three finalists will also receive $1,000 scholarships. For more information, visit www.jeld-wen.com.
Providence Newberg Medical Center Ready for Grand Opening Newberg, Ore. - Nationally recognized for its energy efficient and environmentally friendly design, Providence Newberg Medical Center (PNMC) will begin two weeks of celebration and transformation as it opens its doors to the community with an open house (June 10, 2006) patient moving day (June 16) and blessing ceremony (June 24) for this first U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)-certified hospital on the west coast. Fun fact - PNMC holds the Guinness World Record for largest groundbreaking ever: The record was set on
Saturday, Sept. 27, 2003 with 2,453 diggers taking part. For more information, visit www.providence.org/yamhill/.
Murton Roofing Amongst First in South Florida to Install Green Roof Key West, Fla. - Murton Roofing, a division of Tecta America Corp., a national commercial roofing contractor, is the first amongst South Florida contractors to build commercial green roof with the completion of their first green roof installation at the Dr. Nancy Foster Florida Keys Environmental Center, which serves the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The green roof section occupies 4,000 of the Environmental Center's 16,000-square-foot roof. For more information, visit www.murtonroofing.com and www.tectaamerica.com.
New Products
Clear, Non-Metallic Window Film Blocks Heat and UV Rays St. Paul, Minn.- Window film technology developers 3M's (www.3M.com) new line of window film products, 3M Window Film Prestige Series (www.3m.com/prestigeseries), are clear and non-metal based window films that significantly reduce heat and ultraviolet (UV) rays entering a home or building. 3M window films are designed to reduce the effects of
solar heat and visible light on furnishings and will block up to 99.9 percent of the sun's harmful UV rays, the company reports, which are the single-largest contributor to fading. In summer months and in warmer climates, the Prestige Series blocks up to 66 percent of heat penetrating the window, resulting in less stress on air-conditioning systems and lower overall energy costs.
Landscape Drip Irrigation System Selected for ASLA Green Roof Project Washington, D.C. - The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has selected Glendora, Calif.-based Rain Bird Corporation (www.rainbird.com) to provide a landscape drip irrigation system for the recently dedicated green roof in downtown Washington, D.C. Rain Bird's Xerigation provides a precise application method minimizing the amount of water carried away by wind and reduces evaporation-a concern given the ASLA green roof's exposure to sunlight, reflected heat, and
windy, urban conditions. Another benefit of Rain Bird's system is that it can deliver the water at a slow rate to allow the green roof's lightweight, porous soil to better retain the water.
Effective, Green Hand Cleaner Peterborough , Ontario - Enviro-Solutions' (www.enviro-solution.com) ES59 is a highly-effective, sustainable, and environmentally-preferable soy hand cleaner for use in all types of facilities. According to the company, ES59 is a medium- to heavy-duty hand cleaner, and contains scrubbing particles made from walnut shells to safely remove ground-in grease on hands and skin. ES59 has a "pleasant" fragrance, is concentrated so it is economical to use, and contains emollients to help prevent dry skin.
Smart Irrigation System Benefits Builders Petaluma, Calif. - The WeatherTRAK (http://hydropoint.com) irrigation management solution calculates a customized irrigation schedule for specific landscape needs, the company reports, and then automatically adjusts the schedule as local weather changes. Patented, proven technology not only reduces water usage, but also supports healthier landscapes. Additionally, WeatherTRAK systems help facilitate permitting approvals because they are proven to minimize landscape runoff pollution and eliminate water waste-an
EPA study shows pollution levels are reduced by as much as 71 percent with WeatherTRAK.
Allergy Management in Home Building and Remodeling Webster City, Iowa - Beam Central Vacuum Systems' (www.beamvac.com) KickSweep automatic dustpan lends to added convenience for the quick clean-ups often required in kitchens, bathrooms and mudrooms. Because central vacuum systems blow no air into the rooms, they are especially convenient and effective on hard-surface floors usually found in kitchens and bathrooms. Installed in the toe kick of cabinetry or at the base of a wall, the user sweeps dirt and dust to the KickSweep, and presses the toe
switch, turning on the central vacuum power unit. The dirt is whisked away with no bending and no dirty dustpan. A study of allergic rhinitis patients by the University of California-Davis School of Medicine, found their symptoms improved by 40 to 60 percent when they cleaned with a Beam Central Vacuum System instead of a conventional vacuum.
Recycled Masonry Unit Features Look of Terrazzo Emigsville, Pa. - Easy to clean and virtually maintenance free, Verastone Plus premium recycled, filled and polished concrete masonry units from Trenwyth Industries (www.trenwyth.com) offer a smooth terrazzo look on one or more faces, and contain a significant amount of recycled content. Each Verastone Plus unit is manufactured with a Trenwyth-approved moisture resistant admixture to repel water and prevent mold and efflorescence, the company reports, and the permanently-sealed, terrazzo-like finish
resists staining, abrasion, impact and chemicals, including acid rain.
Do you know of any unique green products that should be featured here? Please e-mail maytonj@bnpmedia.com.
Featured Events
Green Web Seminar Series Adhesives & Sealant Industry (ASI) magazine and The Adhesive & Sealant Council, Inc. are pleased to announce a new web seminar series on Green Adhesives and Green Building. We have brought together top-notch industry and association speakers to give you the most current and relevant information on regulation, certification and opportunities within Green
construction. Register today at http://www.ascouncil.org/industry/green_regform.cfm. Take advantage of discounts for attending more than one seminar!
June 7, 2006: Mark Petruzzi, Green Seal, Inc., VP of Certification GreenSeal and Environmental Claims Certification including G36 standards for commercial adhesives
June 14, 2006: Helen English, Sustainable Buildings Industry Council, (SBIC), Executive Director Green Building Guidelines
June 21, 2006: Kirsten Ritchie, Scientific Certification Systems, Director, Environmental Claims Certification Developing Standards for Adhesives and Sealants
Green Roof Design 101 Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is presenting Green Roof Design 101 - Introductory Course in multiple locations:
Knoxville, Tennessee - June 9, 2006
Halifax, Nova Scotia - June 12, 2006
This one-day course, which runs from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm with a tuition cost of $345, will introduce the basic benefits, costs, and design associated with green roofs and provides critical information for anyone looking to expand into this multi-million dollar market. Continuing education credits (7.5) are available from RCI, AIA, and ASLA. For more information and to register please go to www.greenroofs.org under the "Training Courses, Current Design 101 Courses" section or contact Dayna Goucher at dgoucher@greenroofs.org,
416-971-4494 ext 228.
PCBC's Builder-to-Builder Green Forum June 20, 2006 San Francisco PCBC's Builder-to-Builder Green Forum - "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Green Building...But Were Afraid to Ask", presented in partnership by PCBC® and West Coast Green. This full-day conference, led by a distinguished panel of builders and industry leaders with years of experience in green building will cover; proven approaches and best practices; hard and soft cost information; resources for everything from green
policy and design to sales and marketing. This forum will be held Tuesday, June 20th from 9:00am - 6:30pm. The $345 fee includes lunch, a program binder and a PCBC 2006 Exhibit Hall pass. Register here.
The BOMA International North American Commercial Real Estate Congress and The Office Building Show June 24 - 27, 2006 Dallas Convention Center; Dallas, Texas The one conference designed to help you reach the
top.
Pertinent education-including sessions on green buildings
Networking and sharing insights with other top professionals
Two great trade shows-The Office Building Show and Realcomm
NEW! The BOMA Green Pavilion and ENERGY STAR® Showcase
Plus, earn credit toward RPA, FMA, SMA, SMT, CPM, ARM and SIOR designations and continuing education credit for the renewal of a real estate license. Learn more at www.bomaconvention.org.
MultiFamily Buildings 2006 June 26 - 28, 2006 New York The Association for Energy Affordability is hosting the 3rd North American Conference on Energy Efficiency in Multifamily Buildings on June 26-28 at the New
Yorker Hotel in New York City. Building professionals, owners and managers, and public and private policy makers, in all regions of the United States and Canada will have over 90 sessions to choose from on a wide range of topics. Call us at (212) 279-3908, or visit our website at www.aeanyc.org/docs/MFB2006Brochure.pdf for more information and to register.
SOLAR 2006, the National Solar Conference July 7 - 13, 2006 Denver Global Climate Change is in the news each day. SOLAR 2006
, the National Solar Conference, being held July 7 - 13 in Denver, Colo., will highlight how Renewable Energy is the key to Climate Recovery. The National Solar Energy Conference is America's largest annual gathering of sustainable energy professionals. SOLAR 2006 features prominent experts in the fields of renewable energy making presentations in plenaries, forums, workshops and technical sessions. SOLAR 2006 also features exhibits, tours, social events, and much more. Many events are free & open to the
public, and a variety of price levels for conference registration are also available. For program, registration and venue information, go to www.solar2006.org.
First, Do No Harm ED+C's Educast on Greening the Healthcare industry featuring Laura Brannen, Hospitals for a Healthy Environment; Robin Guenther, FAIA, Guenther 5 Architects; and Robert Gulick, Principal, Mazzetti & Associates. Join us on Wednesday, July 26th at 2:00 pm Eastern For more information
and to register, visit http://webinar.edcmag.com.
Rethinking Sustainable Construction 2006: Next-Generation Green Buildings September 19 - 22, 2006 Sarasota, Florida "You can't escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today" - Abraham Lincoln Do you want to be on the true cutting edge of green building? Join an international group of practitioners, researchers, and policymakers in crafting a vision for the healthy, resource-efficient buildings of the future. RSC06 will include presentations and workshops aimed at creating a dialogue about the future built environment. For
more information, visit www.treeo.ufl.edu/rsc06 or call (352) 273-1172. Please join us in our ongoing commitment to the advancement of high-performance buildings worldwide.
West Coast Green September 28 - 30, 2006 San Francisco Join your fellow green builders and green homeowners at West Coast Green, the largest residential green building conference in the country. The event is the inaugural conference for the western region of the United States, offering cutting-edge educational
tracks, panels, networking forums, a Friday night gala event, and keynote speakers such as Robert F. Kennedy, Sarah Susanka and Ed Maziria. Thousands of Bay Area homeowners are invited to attend Homeowner Day; Saturday, September 30. Registration fees range from $20 for Homeowner Day to $395 for full conference registration. Volunteer and scholarship opportunities are available. Learn more about our speakers, daily programming, and why we're sure you won't want to miss this event at www.westcoastgreen.com.
Green Industry Events
Jun 8, 2006 - Jun 10, 2006 AIA 2006 National Convention and Design Expo Los Angeles www.aia.org
Online Book Store at www.AECStore.com Sustainable design books are now available at the AEC Online Store. Visit www.AECStore.com to purchase buyers guides, books, CD-Roms and more! You can also access the store through ED+C's home page at www.EDCmag.com.
www.bcxa.org The Building Commissioning Association is an international, non-profit Association of Professional Commissioning providers. Commissioning is critical to the verification of sustainable polices and a prerequisite for LEED certification.
www.greenhomeguide.com GreenHomeGuide is a grassroots, community-based guide to green remodeling and new construction.
www.sustainabilitydictionary.com The Dictionary of Sustainable Management is an open dictionary for business leaders and students of sustainability and business-related terms, and is a project of the Presidio School of Management. The purpose of
this effort is to help people better understand how sustainability concepts are creating new understandings in the worlds of business, government, and society.
www.luciddesigngroup.com Lucid Design Group's goal is to design and build data monitoring and display systems that make the environmental performance of buildings visible and engaging to visitors and occupants in real-time.
Be a Part of ED+C's Online Blog ED+C launched our very own Web blog with the start of this year's Greenbuild expo. Visit http://blog.edcmag.com/ to review and participate in discussions on new products, seminars, networking parties and other industry news! We'd love to hear from you!
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