Green building concerns environmentalists, planners, and builders alike. The energy efficiency of a building— its “performance”—can add real and perceived value to a property. Tight construction, attention to the “building envelope,”and proper ventilation can make a home less expensive to operate and thus more attractive to the consumer. The Energy Star program, similar to LEED, sets the standard for designing and implementing these high performance, energy efficient buildings. Planners and developers can assist in this process by setting the stage for a future of greener home-building practices
Expectations for high performance green buildings have been evolving over the last four decades. Gre...
Efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the buildings\ud sector have been focused on encouraging green...
Man has constructed buildings for working, living and leisure since the advent of civilization. Over...
Green building is on the rise and many planners are paying attention to the potential environmental,...
There has been a recent emphasis on green building certification. Unlike other conventional building...
Advocates for high-performing, energy efficient buildings understand the hurdles to proving the busi...
The Building Industry places a high demand on world’s resources and there by impacting the environm...
The “green building” movement began in the United States during the 1990s. In its early stages, refo...
AbstractSustainable energy in buildings refers to efforts to reduce or eliminate the need to burn fo...
One of the main economic benefits associated with the sustainable character of buildings is certainl...
Labels, certifications, and rating systems for energy efficiency performance and “green” attributes ...
The first evidence of the need of a sustainability concern dates to the 1970s, when the 1973 and 197...
The residential housing sector is one of the largest energy consumers in the developed world and sub...
The building sector has immense environmental impacts. It accounts for 42 % of the EU‘s final energy...
Green buildings are a proposed holistic solution to reduce energy consumption while simultaneously ...
Expectations for high performance green buildings have been evolving over the last four decades. Gre...
Efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the buildings\ud sector have been focused on encouraging green...
Man has constructed buildings for working, living and leisure since the advent of civilization. Over...
Green building is on the rise and many planners are paying attention to the potential environmental,...
There has been a recent emphasis on green building certification. Unlike other conventional building...
Advocates for high-performing, energy efficient buildings understand the hurdles to proving the busi...
The Building Industry places a high demand on world’s resources and there by impacting the environm...
The “green building” movement began in the United States during the 1990s. In its early stages, refo...
AbstractSustainable energy in buildings refers to efforts to reduce or eliminate the need to burn fo...
One of the main economic benefits associated with the sustainable character of buildings is certainl...
Labels, certifications, and rating systems for energy efficiency performance and “green” attributes ...
The first evidence of the need of a sustainability concern dates to the 1970s, when the 1973 and 197...
The residential housing sector is one of the largest energy consumers in the developed world and sub...
The building sector has immense environmental impacts. It accounts for 42 % of the EU‘s final energy...
Green buildings are a proposed holistic solution to reduce energy consumption while simultaneously ...
Expectations for high performance green buildings have been evolving over the last four decades. Gre...
Efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the buildings\ud sector have been focused on encouraging green...
Man has constructed buildings for working, living and leisure since the advent of civilization. Over...