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Spec This, Not That details approaches used by architects, designers, contractors, and building owners to reduce chemical hazards in their building projects. It also includes at-your-fingertips insights for designers and spec writers on which hazards to watch out for in the major building product and material categories.
The way we get our electricity is evolving, and buildings need to be ready to respond.
In this module, participants will learn how to perform a preliminary LEED evaluation, also called a preliminary LEED ‘Charrette’.
On-demand webcast on the sustainability of wood construction.
Adaptive thermal comfort is an emerging practice designed to save energy while keeping occupants more satisfied.
What’s up with all the programs encouraged by LEED and WELL? Learn the essentials—plus what’s behind the labels.
Building materials emit massive amounts of carbon long before the lights go on. Here’s how thoughtful design can reduce global warming impact.
A report providing architects guidance on how to design sustainable lighting that supports health and wellness while reducing energy use.
Join BuildingGreen and GreenStep for an on-demand webcast on Fitwel certification to get familiar with this rating system and learn how to prepare for the Fitwel Ambassador exam.
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.
