Incorporating access to nature and other biophilic design strategies could save millions in healthcare costs and in employee wages across all industries, as well as add millions to profits, according to a new white paper from Terrapin Bright Green.
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Green Globes and the Living Building Challenge join LEED in passing the GSA’s review for use in federal projects, an increase from just LEED in 2007.
New York City's next big urban park may be underground on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
Today's green hotels meet performance goals without compromising the guest experience.
Puerto Rico is one of the most environmentally troubled islands in the Caribbean. Can one building change that?
IgCC is rolling out and it's going to change the way you work.
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Designing climate sensitivity and adaptation into long-term structures can increase resilience against natural disasters and climate change, according to a new report from the USGBC and the University of Michigan.
A sea change isn't coming. It's already here.
Building Information Modeling has to keep up if it's going to remain on top.
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The solar-powered housing competition moves to the West Coast, and adds teams from Prague and Vienna.
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The District of Columbia tops the list with 31.5 square feet of LEED-certified space per capita.
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Austin, Texas, Springfield, Ill., and Wenatchee, Wash., are among the seven cities to receive AIA guidance.