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A little bit of this, and a little bit of that. Mixed-use projects offer a lot in one place...including sustainable design challenges.

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Architects and Airstreams

April 03, 2012
Wally Hofmann LEED AP
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The high-styled ‘67 Caravel Airstream is an off-the-grid mobile office for this architect.
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How Green Was My (Napa) Valley?

The Yountville Town Center opened in November 2009, weaving new and existing buildings and outdoor rooms into a place designed to enrich community life.
May 02, 2011
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For decades, the residents of Yountville, California, a rural town in Napa County, relied on a small 1920s-era community hall and a hodgepodge of rented spaces to host community events.
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2011 Excellence in Design Awards

April 28, 2011
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Each year, ED+C holds its Excellence in Design Awards to honor projects that demonstrate a clear commitment to green building and sustainable design. Whose projects? Yours. How do they get to us? You can submit them during our call for entries.
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Are Green Rating Systems Starting To Recognize Wood's Carbon Benefits?

December 01, 2010
Dwight Yochim
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Wood’s primary advantages from an environmental standpoint are either undervalued or ignored in most green building rating systems, especially in North America, according to a recent study by Light House Sustainable Building Centre in Vancouver, Canada.
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Supplemental Narrative for NZEB: Cost Analysis and Cost Modeling

November 05, 2010
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Sustainable Architect, Bruce Haxton and ED+C senior editor Michelle Hucal, organized the NZEB Expert Roundtable III: Cost Analysis and Cost Modeling teleconference to investigate some of the NZEB cost issues uncovered in the first and second NZEB Roundtable conference of May and July 2010.
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Neon Green

September 22, 2010
Ron Harwood and Kelly Stechschulte
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MGM’s CityCenter, an $8.7 billion mixed-use development in the heart of the Strip, has managed to not only stand out amid a crowded field of attention-grabbing competitors but also do so while achieving LEED Gold. As a result, this new Vegas landmark is one of the world’s largest sustainable developments. 
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Beyond the Ivy Tower

August 23, 2010
Barbara Ballinger
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Remodeling several outdated residence halls on a California college campus inspires a textbook case of how to live, study and go green.
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Reach for the Sky

July 12, 2010
James Thomas
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Innovative engineering and design elements put the striking finishing touches on the Twelve|West  Building in Portland, Ore.
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Redeeming History

June 01, 2010
Marc Fairbrother AIA and Gregory Woodruff RA
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When the Church of the Redeemer was demolished in the 1960s, its destruction sparked a historic preservation movement in the nation’s capital. Although the landmark is long gone, designers renovating to the site’s newest building not only honored its history but also imparted a modern, energy-efficient design.
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