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Published on 22 Oct 2012 Written by Jennifer Easton Posted in Greenbuild

Year of the Dragon. Summer of Love. Time-stamping cultural movements isn’t a new phenomenon, but the “Decade of Downtown” is.

Declared by San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro, the Decade of Downtown heralds a shift toward developing San Antonio’s downtown neighborhoods. The only question that...

Published on 17 Oct 2012 Written by Adam Bearup Posted in Greenbuild

Join me for an hour of excitement and adventure at the Greenbuild Film Festival and view “Sheltered: Underground and Off the Grid.”

The earth shelter project, an underground, off-the-grid farm, shown in...

Published on 16 Oct 2012 Written by Mara Baum Posted in Greenbuild

A green education hub, many of the nation’s most sustainable K-12 schools and colleges are within quick reach of central San Francisco. These institutions and communities have graciously opened their doors to Greenbuild attendees, offering tour-goers a rare insider’s view of the secrets behind...

Published on 12 Oct 2012 Written by Jennifer Easton Posted in Greenbuild

661,000: That's how many architects, engineers and contractors reported having green jobs last fall in a McGraw-Hill Construction study.

Beyond the positive environmental and health benefits of green buildings, we also...

Published on 10 Oct 2012 Written by Kira Gould Posted in Greenbuild

What are the hidden gems among this year’s rich roster of Greenbuild tours?

Each tour offers a great opportunity to get outside the convention center and experience sustainable design in person—and get to the...

Published on 08 Oct 2012 Written by Jennifer Easton Posted in Greenbuild

Picture this: It’s 115°F outside. There’s a dust storm sweeping through the city and it hasn’t rained in weeks.

Now: Design an optimally performing building.

Where are you? Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, where three leading architecture firms have tackled building envelope...

Published on 28 Sep 2012 Written by Jennifer Easton Posted in Greenbuild

Think fast: Do you need a permit to implement greywater irrigation? How about filters? What is greywater, anyway?

Get the facts at Greenbuild this November, during the “...

Published on 25 Sep 2012 Posted in Greenbuild

San Francisco is a city of folks who love to grow and eat food. How do you do that in an urban setting with few open land spaces for gardens? Greenbuild’s Legacy Projects demonstrate two variations of urban gardens working with...

Published on 21 Sep 2012 Written by Jessie Andrews Posted in Greenbuild

Lawyers are bringing a different kind of green to Greenbuild: we’re talking green law, and it’s coming to the 2012 Legal Summit being held at this year’s event...

Published on 21 Sep 2012 Written by Jennifer Easton Posted in Greenbuild

Performance at historic Bill Graham Civic Auditorium will celebrate green building movement

San Francisco, Calif. – (Sept. 21, 2012) – Three-time Grammy Award-winning band, Train, will perform before thousands of green building professionals and community members at the upcoming...

Published on 20 Sep 2012 Written by Joseph Hergert Posted in Greenbuild

It’s coming – that time of year when the leaves start to fall and the breeze feels just a little cooler. For most of us, autumn means breaking out that new sweater you’ve been dying to wear or gearing up for that Pumpkin Spice Latte you’ve been dreaming of since July.

But for those of us...

Published on 19 Sep 2012 Written by Kira Gould Posted in Greenbuild
Credit: BG3 photo, Flickr

By bringing Greenbuild to San Francisco this November, USGBC has come full circle back to its original birthplace, here in the Bay Area. The conference has surprisingly never been to California, and USGBC’s Northern...

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