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| Blog Name: | Green Architecture and Building Report |
| Url: | http://www.gabreport.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | environment, design, lifestyle |
| Description: | Sharing information on responsible, green, and sustainable design, ranging from the architecture to the building details, and from the site features to the building products. |
| Popularity: | 137 Followers |
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Jammed-Pack Session at West Coast Green 09: Alex Wilson’s Talk on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
By Mignon O'Young, Editor I have subscribed to the Environmental Building News for the last 15 years and it is my favorite subscription that I read religiously. I appreciate it for presenting good, solid research and am a huge fan of Mr.
By Mignon O'Young, Editor I have subscribed to the Environmental Building News for the last 15 years and it is my favorite subscription that I read religiously. I appreciate it for presenting good, solid research and am a huge fan of Mr.
West Coast Green 09: Innovations, Ideas, and Opportunities Shared
By Mignon O'Young, EditorIt was a crisp, fall morning with the sun shimmering on the San Francisco Bay—what a way to start off my first of three days at West Coast Green on October 1, 2009. As I walked through the exhibit hall
By Mignon O'Young, EditorIt was a crisp, fall morning with the sun shimmering on the San Francisco Bay—what a way to start off my first of three days at West Coast Green on October 1, 2009. As I walked through the exhibit hall
Can Robotic Manufacturing Help Us Build in a Greener Way?
By Mignon O'Young, Editor (photography by IDEAbuilder) Walking through many a jobsite, I have always felt at home with the smell of wood dust, the whirring noise of circular saws, and welding sparks flashing in the distance. These features are results of materials being cut and/or fabricated on site, and often times lead to unnecessary waste, wheth
By Mignon O'Young, Editor (photography by IDEAbuilder) Walking through many a jobsite, I have always felt at home with the smell of wood dust, the whirring noise of circular saws, and welding sparks flashing in the distance. These features are results of materials being cut and/or fabricated on site, and often times lead to unnecessary waste, wheth
Ingenious Two-in-One Radiant Panel Structural Subfloor
By Mignon O'Young, EditorTo work on a project in Antarctica—how awesome would that be? A team of engineers was charged with the task of upgrading the heating system in the U.S. Antarctic Program Building #155. They decided that radiant floor heating was the correct solution, but they required a system that would provide reliable warmth, be efficient wit
By Mignon O'Young, EditorTo work on a project in Antarctica—how awesome would that be? A team of engineers was charged with the task of upgrading the heating system in the U.S. Antarctic Program Building #155. They decided that radiant floor heating was the correct solution, but they required a system that would provide reliable warmth, be efficient wit
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