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The Arlington, Virginia, office complex is 100 percent electrified, and was built using low-carbon concrete and mass timber.

Designed by HGA, the Westwood Hills Nature Center, located in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, won the architecture industry’s highest honor for sustainable design. Explore how the Net Zero Energy / Net Zero Positive Center creates a gateway to the community.

The four-level custom estate once served as a secondary residence to magician and entertainer David Copperfield for four years as part of his MGM contract.

Arthaland Corporation, the foremost sustainable real estate developer in the Philippines, has listed its P3 billion ASEAN Green Bonds on the Philippine Dealing and Exchange. The bonds were issued in two tenors – 5 years at 8.0 percent per annum and 7 years at 8.7557 percent per annum respectively.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Hoffman & Associates, a leading developer of innovative mixed-use and residential communities across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast,...

The developer behind The Wharf in D.C. is planning a residential development with more than 500 homes in Ballston. The 530,000 square foot project at 4600

Discover ways to reduce your contribution to climate change in the second Getting to Carbon Neutrality series on November 4.

The Area Council held its regular monthly meeting virtually on Monday, May 3. Major topics discussed were: (1) Countywide Planning Policies Update; (2) Cedar Hills Regional Landfill Community Meeting; and (3) School Siting Briefing Paper. Our Guest Speakers were: (1) Nicole Sanders, Program Manager in the King County Department of Local Services Permitting Division and (2) Rory O’Rourke, Health and Environmental Investigator in the Environmental Health Services Division of Public Health – ...

Builder Groups Join NAHB Green Building Program Builder Groups Join NAHB Green Building Program Washington, DC, Oct. 16--The state home builder associations of Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New York and Oklahoma have affiliated with the NAHB National Green Building Program. The new affiliation makes it easier for home buyers in those states to find green homes and provides additional technical training, education...