LEED

2017’s Top 30 Markets for Commercial Green Building

In both the commercial and residential scope, appreciation in property value is a big motivator to go green, but benchmarking ordinances that put the pressure on are correlated with higher adoption rates.

Number of LEED Homes Has Doubled in Three Years

Transparency Movement Trends at Greenbuild 2013

Green Grows Up: The Many Faces of Today’s LEED Homes

Lonza Wood Protection Earns Certification

1924 Villa Restored to Its Former Splendor

Green Remodel Preserves Historical Charm

LEED v4 Passes Ballot, Will Launch This Fall

North Carolina Moves to Sandbag LEED in Fight Over Lumber Sourcing

Taste Sensation: Wine-Tasting Events Build Brand and Community Relationships

How to “Cheat” at LEED: Part 2

Lawsuit Claims LEED Certification Is False and Misleading

History Redux: Creating a Sustainable Design for a Historic Home

Massachusetts Historic Landmark Attains LEED-Silver

California’s First Passive House Remodel Moves Toward Completion

Community Outreach: Green Building

Green Remodeling Project Educates Staff, Builders, and the Community

PVC Decking Still Popular

The Legal Risks of Building Green

National and Regional Green Certification Programs

Legislation and Regulations

Big50 Remodelers Describe Their Non-Remodeling Business Interests

Overlook Clipper Mill LEED-Silver Homes in Baltimore Bring Contemporary Style to an Historic Mill

Proposed LEED Language Expands Recognition of Certified Lumber

ProWatch: Going for the Green

LEED 2009

Improved High-Efficiency Showerheads Make The Most of Lower Flows

Schools, Curriculum Go Green

Green Ideas in the Blue Ridge

ASID and USGBC Create First Nationwide Green Residential Remodeling Guidelines