Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label construction. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Professionals Discuss Mandated Green Building

Business Facilities magazine reports that cities are “racing to mandate sustainable building practices.” Discussing the private sector green building are: Brooks Rainwater, director of local relations for the American Institute of Architects (AIA), author of the study, “Local Leaders in Sustainability”; Kenny McDonald, executive vice president of the Charlotte Regional Partnership; Steve Brown, Jr., VP of Denver, CO-based John Madden Co., a real estate development firm; Brian Parno, VP of Stirling Capital Investments, a joint venture between Foothill Ranch, CA-based Stirling Enterprises and Denver, CO-based DCT Industrial Trust Inc.; Stephen T. Del Percio of gbNYC.com, a green building website; Kenneth R. Lewis, president of AC Martin Partners Inc. and board member of the Los Angeles Business Council; Eric Stavriotis, VP at Jones Lang Lasalle in Chicago, IL; and Ashley Katz, communications coordinator for the U.S.Green Building Council. See the article

Monday, October 13, 2008

Can a 260-year-old facility be viable today?

Charity Hospital in New Orleans is a 260-year old facility that was ahead of its time when built. Watch the video by the architecture firm, RMJM Hillier, retained by The Foundation for Historical Louisiana (FHL) to see how preservationists believe it can be a model for contemporary healthcare facilities.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Free Webcasts, Free Education

Remodeling Online is featuring free webinars focusing on the residential remodeling industry:

- Appliances Update 2008
- Kitchen & Bath: Part 1
- Kitchen Design Trends: Part 2
- Marketing in Tough Times
- Latest Trends in Energy Efficient Appliances
- 10 Tips to Proper Kitchen Ventilation



The webinars are available on-demand. All you have to do is sign up. Go to http://www.remodeling.hw.net/multimedia/webseminars.aspx