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  • Innovative Products and Technology from the Greenbuild Expo

    Feature Article

    Our product editors pick some winners from the expo floor at Greenbuild 2013 while raising questions about some materials.

  • Green Design: What’s Love Got to Do with It?

    Feature Article

    Beauty, place-making, and even love are motivating many green designers, who see these values complementing core sustainability tenets.

  • Resilient Design: 7 Lessons from Early Adopters

    Feature Article

    As storms reveal weaknesses in our built environment, some project teams have adopted more robust, durable principles.

  • Toxic Chemicals in Buildings: How to Find & Avoid the Worst Offenders

    Webcast

    As a building professional, your clients look to you to help them make solid, science-based decisions about even more complex products and materials. Decisions about a school, a multifamily building, or a commercial office space can affect a lot of people. Do you have enough information to answer the questions of concerned clients? There are no easy answers to any of these questions, but we do know how to identify and eliminate some of the worst hazards from our buildings. In the webcast, we'll take a look at some successful strategies.

  • Designing for the Next Century's Weather

    Feature Article

    How do you create a climate-responsive building in a changing climate? Brand new modeling techniques are helping us figure it out.

  • Finding Products for LEED v4-A Guide

    Feature Article

    That complicated new Materials and Resources section of LEED v4 that we debated for years? It's here. Are you ready?

  • Energy Modeling for Early Design Decisions

    Webcast

    Thanks in part to green building programs and codes, whole-building energy simulation has become more common over the last two decades — but all too frequently, modeling is only used late in design, when it has little value beyond keeping score. If you're not using modeling to make design decisions from the outset, not only are you missing out on hundreds of thousands of dollars in energy savings — you're wasting the thousands of dollars that go into the model, as well as first cost savings. In this webcast, BuildingGreen hosts a group of the world's top energy modeling experts to demystify the steps that leading firms are taking to incorporate modeling into early design decisions, cost-effectively.

  • Engineering a Wood Revolution

    Feature Article

    Engineered wood products are challenging concrete and steel in structural applications while proffering a lower environmental footprint.

  • Three Imperatives to Create the Future of Green Building

    Feature Article

    The industry will be in a better place a decade from now if we master these skills.

  • Whole-Building Life-Cycle Assessment: Taking the Measure of a Green Building

    Feature Article

    Why we will never understand the true impact of our buildings-and how we should try to anyway