Fireclay Tile launches its first designer tile collection. With renowned eco-designer Kelly LaPlante, the company developed the Runway Collection, inspired by centuries of iconic fashion designs. Featuring different patterns, including Cravat, Corset, Chaine Homme, and Chain Femme, the tiles are offered in 224 lead-free and all-natural ceramic glaze colors, with optional blending of up to three glazed colors.
NEW ORLEANS — After bringing New Orleans its first Super Bowl, Tom Benson, owner of the city’s football and basketball teams, the Saints and Hornets, recently brought the city its first LEED-certified skyscraper, when he renovated Benson Tower, a 26-story office building that share
WASHINGTON — A major project is now underway in Washington D.C., which will occupy more than 650,000 square feet. Washington, D.C. -based Skanska USA Commercial Development Inc.
MOLINE, Ill. — The KONE Centre, a new office building in Moline, Ill., received the U.S.
MANILA, Phillippines — Some may have the opinion that People’s Republic of China is that it is practically the antithesis of green or clean. Events like the Beijing Olympics have given many citizens an impression of the Chinese people that often fails to recognize their internal yearning for the same clean air and blue skies we can’t imagine living without. In reality, Chinese citizens are practically screaming for fresh air and green energy innovations. In a country with a large amount of technical prowess, the people are ready for the future of energy.
Cali Bamboo recently upgraded its eco-friendly deck system. The renewed BamDeck is now greener, with its durable deck boards made from 60 percent recycled bamboo fiber and 40 percent recycled HDPE plastics, according to the company. Designed to be four times stronger than traditional decking products, the system is also slip resistant and compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, according to the company.
Jessica Pearson has been appointed legislative and policy advisor at the Delta Stewardship Council, where she has served as senior policy advisor since 2011. Pearson previously served as deputy secretary at the California Natural Resources Agency and worked at the California Department of Water Resources as policy advisor to the director. There, she was also the special assistant to the chief deputy director from 2006 to 2007.
