Sustainability
Robert A.M. Stern Architects Creation of Benton Hall
With Benton Hall, Robert A.M. Stern Architects both respects and adds to Colgate University’s centuries-old architectural heritage.
Natural Stone Council Updates Sustainability Standard
Natural Stone Council (NSC) updates sustainability standard to align with evolving green building programs.
Quinn Evans Architects' Clipper Mill Industrial Park
Quinn Evans Architects honors history, artisanship, and, sustainable development with Clipper Mill Industrial Park.
Natural Building & Traditional Craft
An approach to building that can sustain us ecologically, enrich us culturally and create places we're happy to call home.
Book Review: Designing Healthy Communities
Book Review: Designing Healthy Communities, by Richard J. Jackson with Stacy Sinclair
Jean Carroon is Recipient of Fourth Annual Clem Labine Award
Jean Carroon's efforts to connect the restoration and environmental communities have won her the fourth annual Clem Labine Award.
Solar Energy in Perspective
A new department focusing on energy conservation in historic and new traditionally styled buildings
Rebuilding Goodhue Memorial Hall, Tarrytown, NY
The reconstruction of Goodhue Memorial Hall, one of the first structures built on the historic quad of the 280-acre Hackley School in Tarrytown, NY.
Preservation and LEED See Eye to Eye
In the past, preservationists and "green" building have been on a collision course, but now they seem to be on the same path.
A New Traditional Church for Our Savior Parish in Los Angeles
Our Savior Parish in Los Angeles is a new 6,000-sq.ft. chapel that seats 300 and a 14,000-sq.ft. two-story student center built around an open courtyard.
Historic Building in Deadwood, SD, Installs Sun Power
The two-story building at 93 Sherman St was built in 1880. Now, thirty solar panels cover approximately half of the roof.
