Smart Design Principles Boost Productivity & Sustainability
Smart design practices can create visually impactful spaces that are both functional and efficient for student and staff use while improving the sustainability of a project.
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MHA NATION Celebrates New Energy-Efficient Judicial Center
The new judicial center will house the offices of the tribal law enforcement, court services and outside agencies to serve the MHA NATION.
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Wahsega Labs Combines Power-Saving Tech with Elegant Simplicity
Wahsega Labs offers high-quality ceiling speakers featuring optimized software and specified hardware to keep stand-by power usage low.
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Emerald Cities Collaborative Creates Affordable Housing Using Green Energy
Emerald City Collaborative’s (ECC) innovative RENEW Multi-family program provides energy and water efficiency to help preserve affordable housing.
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University of Buffalo Medical School on Track for Fall Completion
Construction of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Buffalo is on schedule to be completed in the fall.
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Savannah International Trade & Convention Center Earns LEED Gold
The Savannah International Trade & Convention Center in Savannah was awarded LEED Gold certification on July 20.
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Alaska Energy Authority Creates Energy Efficiency Program for Largest Boroughs
Alaska has a continued need for energy-efficiency improvements and alternative energy sources in order to lower energy costs.
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Seeks LEED Silver for New Riverfront Campus Building
The new building has a number of sustainable features that will earn it LEED Silver status.
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Humber River Hospital in Toronto Earns LEED Gold Status
The Humber River Hospital in Toronto, Ontario, earned LEED Gold certification on May 1.
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Electronic Plumbing System Pays for Itself at Sarasota County Jail
Installing a plumbing system at Sarasota County Jail has reduced energy consumption and costs.
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