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Wes Morgan
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It’s not easy being green.

1February12

It isn’t easy being green, but thanks to the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), there is a framework for practical, green building design, construction, operations and maintenance. The tools are in place, but it takes dedication, persistence and hard work to make sustainable building a reality. Achieving [...]



 
 
Stephen Frey
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Better Buildings by Design 2011 Conference

25February11

Every year in February there are two things I count on. One is heavy snowstorms. Two is the annual Efficiency Vermont Better Buildings by Design Conference held in Burlington, VT at the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center.
The two day conference is jam-packed with many of my favorite business people, building design, construction pros, suppliers and [...]


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Stephen Frey
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Passive Haus in Central Vermont

5November10

Recently, I saw a link to this video from the New York Times site showcasing an unusual super insulated and hyper efficient home requiring no heating systems in the lovely hills of central Vermont where I live. The Landau family engaged a local architectural, engineering and building team to design, produce and install their home to levels of [...]



 
 
Tom Abraham, AIA
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Commemorating Walt Whitman’s 191st Birthday

3June10

May 31st commemorated Walt Whitman’s 191st birthday. His modest birth-home, a farmhouse, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Our design of the adjacent interpretative center was conceived to shelter the farmhouse and visitor experience from the bustle of twenty-first century Long Island. The natural and built environments are joined with the presentation of cultural [...]