Articles tagged with: LEED
BetterBricks, boise state university, energy modeling, LEED
The Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES), a public-private partnership of Boise State University, Idaho State University, and the University of Idaho, located in Idaho Falls, Idaho, is tasked with delivery of “innovative, cost-effective, credible energy research leading to sustainable technology-based economic environment”. A new case study by NEEA’s BetterBricks…
building energy, ecotrope, energy modeling, energy performance, LEED, mark frankel, new buildings institute
As an architect or engineer striving to increase building energy performance, do you often feel the weight of the world on your shoulders? The combined load of client expectations, the 2030 Commitment…, energy models addressing multiple baselines, and LEED documentation, must all be optimized within budget constraints as you
2030 challenge, biomimicry, double-skin facade, interview, LEED, Stuttgart, ulf meyer, Urban Growth
Ulf Meyer is an accomplished architectural critic and author who has been published in major newspapers and architectural magazines both in Germany and abroad. He is the editor of ARCH+ journal and serves as the German correspondent for World Architecture. NEEA’s BetterBricks… caught up with Ulf during a visit to
BetterBricks, building owners and managers association, energy efficiency, LEED, northwest energy efficiency alliance, oregon health and sciences university, post occupancy evaluation, toby awards
Oregon Health and Sciences University is once again taking center stage for its super efficient Center for Health & Healing building in Portland’s South Waterfront district. The Building Owners and Managers Association International recently honored the building with its Outstanding Building of Year award…. The Center for Health and
case study, energy efficiency, integrated design, LEED, rocky mountain institute
The aim of Rocky Mountain Institute’s Built Environment Team (BET) is to transform the built environment into a sustainable and regenerative global ecology. With an emphasis on achieving energy efficiency through integrated design, the BET has contributed to numerous high-performance projects throughout the world. Two of the projects they’ve worked…
AIA, bnim architects, bob berkebile, building, buildings, claire johnson, design, don horn, efficiency, energy, energy consumption, energy efficiency, energy performance, Energy Use Index, engineer, Green, green buildings, Greenbuild, high performance, integrated design, LEED, northwest energy efficiency alliance, STEFFEN, sustainability, sustainability experts, WMIG, zgf architects
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance’s BetterBricks initiative congratulates the Seattle AIA 2010 What Makes It Green Award winners and the Seattle AIA and Seattle COTE for an outstanding program and process. The program culminated in the 11th annual awards event held in Seattle on June 2nd…. This came
angel abbey, energy, energy efficiency, energy loads, integrated design, iterative design, LEED, mount angel, natural lighting, northwest energy efficiency alliance, oregon middle school, platinum certification, solar roof tiles, solarc, todd hess building company, university of oregon
Students in one Portland, Oregon middle school just earned some serious bragging rights among their peers. The Evans – Harvard High Performance Classroom at the da Vinici Arts Middle School… was recently awarded LEED platinum certification – the first K-12 public school building to achieve this level of certification. The
architecture, building, David Cook, design, engineer, LEED, LEED-rated, Pietro Belluschi, Portland, sustainability, Transsolar, university of oregon
Another great opportunity to hear from a leading European practitioner presents itself for Portland area building professionals and students.
David Cook of Behnisch Architekten, and currently the Pietro Belluschi Distinguished Visiting Professor in Architecture… at the University of Oregon School of Architecture, will be speaking at the U of O White Stag
