Archive for the "Green Design" Category
Winooski School Additions Surpass Air Tightness Goals
News from the jobsite: Test results indicate a high performing building shell, exceeding Vermont Building Energy StandardsREAD MORE >
TruexCullins Releases Sustainability Action Plan
On this, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we are pledging to pursue a carbon-neutral future by signing on to the AIA 2030 Commitment. Our Sustainability Action Plan...READ MORE >
Driving Toward a Green Energy Future
The Downtown Transit Center is the next step on the path to a Net Zero Energy city.READ MORE >
A Close Look at Vinyl: a Ubiquitous Material with a Questionable Future
Vinyl products are durable and low cost. But new research suggests the long term environmental and health effects may not be worth the risk.READ MORE >
Construction Update: Saint Michael’s College Residence Hall
Students at St. Michael's College will soon have a new modern, green building to call home. Construction on the 3-story building is progressing rapidly.READ MORE >
Getting to Net Zero: the Power Generation
Sustainable on-site energy sources such as solar PV and geothermal systems are increasingly being used to power our Net Zero energy homes.READ MORE >
Getting to Net Zero: Bundling Up with a Warm Winter Coat
To achieve Net Zero energy, perhaps the most important aspect of home design is the building envelope. Read more to learn what this all means.READ MORE >
Getting to Net Zero: Location, Location, Location
In the first of a 3-part series, Lee describes the initial steps on the path toward reaching your Net Zero goals.READ MORE >
