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Case Study: The New American Home 2012

The New American Home 2012 achieved the highest levels of green building certification possible, providing insight into the process and by-products of submitting to such standards. More

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Case Study: The New American Home 2012

The New American Home 2012 achieved the highest levels of green building certification possible, providing insight into the process and by-products of submitting to such standards. More

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BPI Introduces Home Energy Professional Certifications

The organization is introducing four new Home Energy Professional certifications for weatherization and home performance contractors. More

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10 Common Failures in LEED for Homes Projects

Green rater's tips help building pros ace their final inspection. More

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10 Common Failures in LEED for Homes Projects

Green rater's tips help building pros ace their final inspection. More

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Part 11: Pre-Drywall LEED Inspection

Before the wallboard goes up, Bethesda Bungalows’ green rater was on site to verify a sealed envelope, tight ducts, and other key elements of the high-performance home. More

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NAHB Phases Out Model Green Home Building Guidelines

National Green Building Standard to be the sole system certified by the NAHB Research Center. More

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Five-Point Home Performance Tune-Up

These five tune-up items will prompt improvements in the health, safety, comfort, durability, and energy efficiency of your homes. More

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California Adopts Nation's First Green Building Code

Residential requirements, which go into effect in 2011, include water-conserving fixtures, smart irrigation controllers, and jobsite waste reduction. More

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Mold and Moisture

Mold growth in homes is the hot topic in the home building industry today. Headlines tout the danger of exposure to mold in our homes and at work. A member of the fungi family, mold comes in thousands of varieties and exists in every indoor and outdoor environment. It is a natural and necessary part of the ecosystem in which we live. Although many types of mold have positive benefits, there are several strains that can lead to health problems if allowed to flourish indoors. More

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130 William

Adjaye Associates, Hill West Architects

Condor Street Housing

Merge Architects

Double Stoop House

Model Practice

Falcon Ledge Residence

Alterstudio Architecture

Garden Laneway House

Williamson Williamson Inc.

West Lynn Residence

A Parallel Architecture

River Bend Residence

Lake|Flato Architects

The Rose Apartments

Brooks + Scarpa

Henry Island Guesthouse

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Forest Retreat

Scalar Architecture

Sunnydale Community Center

Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects

National Juneteenth Museum

Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), KAI Enterprises

Wacheno Welcome Center

Opsis Architecture

The Ecology School

Kaplan Thompson Architects, Briburn, Simons Architects

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