When it comes to the challenge of evaluating sustainable building materials to decide whether a product is "green," context may be king. Read more
For years, there has been debate over how the USGBC awards LEED points for sustainably certified wood. Could a resolution be near? Read more
Cambridge Architectural produces architectural mesh by weaving metal wire together at its manufacturing facility. Read more
Line of tables made with environmentally friendly wood and renewable sources. Read more
The expanded collection now includes hand showers. Read more
A composting toilet for locations where reliable electricity is not available. Read more
Available as a modular carpet and Powerbond sheet flooring, this product has one of the lowest embodied energy ratings of any flooring. Read more
From the Mohawk Group, this broadloom carpet incorporates a new dye with contrasting luster intensities. Read more
Made of 16-gauge stainless steel, the sinks are fabricated of recycled sheet metal. Read more
Made from 76 to 77 percent recycled content, these panels have a high-reflective finish. Read more
New line of furnishings is designed to add style and function to the typical conference room. Read more
From the Mohawk Group, this modular carpet is manufactured with Duracolor. Read more
A low purchase cost, this urinal also saves up to 40,000 gallons of water per year. Read more
With an EcoWorks backing, this carpet tiles can be recycled for no cost by Shaw at the end of its lifetime. Read more
The first bamboo flooring to be certified by Greenguard, Children & Schools. Read more
Porcelain wall system has several different configurations and uses. Read more
Made of aluminum extrusions made from secondary billet with at least 70 percent recycled content. Read more
This membrane creates a capillary break between basement footer and foundation. Read more
Part of the company's hurricane-resistant fenestration system, the series now includes clear vision glass. Read more
Made of bitumen technology, Kevlar fibers, and polyester/fiberglass reinforcement, the membrane is made of recycled content. Read more
Windows with energy performance twice that of Energy Star criteria. Read more
Porcelain stoneware cladding system can improve energy efficiency by up to one-third. Read more
A line of metal wall products that combines high-performance cladding with panels, windows, louvers, and sunshades. Read more
This new hot-applied waterproofing membrane contains 30 percent pre-consumer recycled content. Read more
Entrance and curtain wall for commercial use. Read more
Energy-saving windows for commercial applications. Read more
Fiber cement boards that contain no asbestos, glass fibers, or formaldehyde. Read more
Two new additions to the CavityRock line serve as continuous insulation for cavity and rainscreen applications. Read more
Framing system for commercial façades increases thermal performance. Read more
Solar-powered, high-volume, low-speed industrial fan. Read more
Software to help builders reduce energy consumption and meet carbon emissions targets. Read more
All-in-one glare and shading control built with Nano-Cell honeycomb and Solablade technology. Read more
A new addition to ITT's Goulds Pumps line of stainless steel, vertical multistage pumps. Read more
A nontoxic and emissions-free membrane allows for stick-and-peel installation of hardwood. Read more
Compatible with the company's three-wire fluorescent controls and EcoSystem digital components. Read more
An environmentally responsible coating system for aluminum product finishes. Read more
Electric tankless water heater designed for midrange hot-water needs. Read more
An air purifier designed for contract interior and hospitality applications. Read more
An LED luminaire that achieves 100 lumens per watt, saving up to 70 percent of energy use. Read more
From Winona Lighting, this light matches the output of a 50W PAR halogen lamp. Read more
This 15W LED track fixture saves up to 75 percent over incandescent lighting. Read more
This lamp allows light to be focused to create different moods. Read more
This luminaire has an acrylic cover lens that can be interlocked in continuous rows. Read more
Inspired by the French Art Deco movement, this LED light has a scallop shape. Read more
Users of this light can create their own display using a handheld remote control. Read more
This luminaire can rotate 360 degrees and tilt 22.5 degrees. Read more
This line comes in three versions and is suitable for interior and exterior lighting. Read more
Allows specifiers to avoid the extra cost of installing step-down transformers at their service entrance. Read more
A stand-alone lighting controller for classrooms, conference rooms, and offices. Read more
Add seating, planters, or storage to Bison Innovative Products' rooftop deck systems. Read more
Incorporates up to 36 percent recycled glass and materials in the concrete mix. Read more
Wood-plastic composite laminate line of decking made from recycled content. Read more
Vegetative roof system with integrated irrigation and erosion control. Read more
Planters made from natural materials, such as banana leaves. Read more
Multilaminar wood veneers made of nontoxic components and sustainable wood. Read more
A cement-based surfacing material made from up to 74 percent recycled particles. Read more
This high-pressure laminate is manfactured from well-managed forests and recycled sources. Read more
A new color treatment for these architectural panels, useful in decorative locations. Read more
Part of the iLevel line, all pieces are certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative standard. Read more
This large-format back-painted glass is made of up to 40 percent post-consumer recycled content. Read more
Cement made from 20 percent recycled content that contributes to LEED points. Read more
Made with 40 percent recycled content, these bricks and pavers generate 80 percent less carbon dioxide. Read more
A nonporous and seamless surface designed for commercial interior applications. Read more
Decorative glass product allows specifiers to print on glass in full color. Read more