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  • Focus on Resilient Housing

    Feature Article

    A broad look at the opportunities and challenges in providing resilient multifamily housing.

  • Five Reasons to Be Optimistic About Solar Energy

    Feature Article

    Commercial-scale solar energy, buoyed by battery storage, is continuing to grow, redefining how we produce and use energy.

  • Introduction to WELL Certification

    Webcast

    Healthy interiors and wellbeing are the trending buzzwords of sustainable design. In this hour-long on-demand webcast, GreenStep Education's Alex Spilger will walk you through the seven concepts within WELL and describe what sets it apart from other frameworks such as LEED and Fitwel. He will also discuss the WELL AP credential and how to best approach studying for the exam.

  • How Buildings Fail Their Users

    Feature Article

     A building doesn’t have to be falling down to fail. We share seven stories of green buildings gone wrong—along with tips for prevention. 

  • When Passive House Goes Big

    Feature Article

    More projects are proving Passive House is achievable for large urban buildings. The lessons learned along the way can help guide cities to a low-energy, resilient future.

  • Materials Transparency & LEED

    Webcast

    This deep dive into the three Building Product Disclosure and Optimization (BPDO) credits in LEED v4 provides the rationale for why product choices are so important, the details on how to achieve points within the three credits, and which options you shouldn't bother pursuing.

  • Community-Scale Sustainability: Accelerating Change for People and Planet

    Feature Article

    By working at the neighborhood scale, designers and developers can more dramatically improve environmental performance and social equity.

  • The Cost of Comfort: Climate Change and Refrigerants

    Feature Article

    Refrigerants with very high global warming potential can negate the energy-efficiency benefits of many HVAC systems, including popular heat pumps.

  • Affordable Housing and Sustainable Design: The Goals Are Aligned

    Feature Article

    Green building is not just for those with means. 

  • The Sound of Sustainability: Acoustics in High-Performance Design

    Feature Article

    Acoustic performance is often overlooked by human-centered design. A holistic approach shows how to navigate the complexities of “sustainable acoustics.”