Energy efficiency vs. historic value?
It’s time to get over the thought that energy efficiency is in some way counter to showing value for history and historically significant edifices. In […]
Continue reading »Let’s solve problems without creating new ones
It’s time to get over the thought that energy efficiency is in some way counter to showing value for history and historically significant edifices. In […]
Continue reading »I read with admiration Lance Hosey’s recent blog on the Six Myths of Sustainable Design. He got ‘em, and nearly all of them from what […]
Continue reading »I received my National Geographic for March and I am entirely challenged by the cover. I find myself lumped in as a science denier due […]
Continue reading »Okay, so most people probably don’t write serious commentary based on words of wisdom from a children’s story character, especially one reeking with tricky magic […]
Continue reading »Heads up – we know we’re changing the world when people start fighting back! – Jodi From Marisa Long of the USGBC By now, many […]
Continue reading »I must warn you, I am usually accepting of things I don’t understand, yet where Gehry is concerned I am consistently disappointed and even angered, […]
Continue reading »I would wish that education would focus on the integrative aspects of design, construction and operations. There used to be the mentality about college that […]
Continue reading »I love empirical testing. I think we too often (waaaay too often) rely on data when we need to feel, see, smell, hear, touch and […]
Continue reading »Read this, and you’ll probably feel what I feel (or I hope you will). Disgust for the perverse nature of man and marketing. http://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/destinations/africa/9447984/A-fake-slum-for-luxury-tourists
Continue reading »Written to the head of GreenTV: In trying to expand: Maybe you could provide clips/interviews exploring (truly exploring) the perspectives on LEED and other tools […]
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