
A new standard was specifically designed to provide sustainable alternatives for institutional and industrial laundry detergents.
Opened at the end of the Civil War in 1866, the Old Naval Hospital served as a 50-bed hospital for seaman, later as a hospital corps training school and then as a home for elderly soldiers and sailors.
When the Barnes Foundation and its board of trustees made the decision to relocate to Center City Philadelphia, they knew they wanted a building with a modern architectural design that emphasized the foundation’s environmental mission.
A 100-year-old former church-turned-apartment integrates a water reclamation system to reduce tenant costs.
Every art museum requires a significant amount of energy to properly balance environmental conditions for its collection with the comfort of its visitors.
Located at the University of Utah, the Natural History Museum of Utah has, for more than four decades, connected residents and tourists alike with the natural wonders and native cultures that define Utah.
Museums typically occupy energy-hungry buildings and have expanding collections, which they aim to keep in tightly controlled environmental conditions.
Arthouse at the Jones Center, one of Austin’s greatest artistic and historical landmarks, recently underwent a refurbishment, restoration and addition process.
In The Integrative Design Guide to Green Building: Redefining the Practice of Sustainability, 7group's principals and integrative design pioneer Bill Reed introduce design and construction professionals to the concepts of whole building design and whole systems.
EDC's Green Product Buzz Guides bring you the latest in green building products and services from companies exhibiting at trade shows, including Greenbuild, the AIA Expo, Coverings, Surfaces and more.
Welcome to EDC's crossword puzzle. This puzzle was created specifically for the green building industry by Myles Mellor; all the clues and answers relate to industry terms. Click to view the interactive version of the puzzle that appeared in print. Or if you prefer, you'll find a PDF link to this month's puzzle and solution.