Articles Tagged with ''energy efficiency''

Sto Corp., the innovative leader and producer of integrated exterior wall systems for new building construction and restoration, has adopted a new naming convention to ensure ease of specification and peace of mind for customers concerned about code compliance and sustainability.

I was recently discussing glazing properties with a mechanical engineer for an energy model of a corporate headquarters we are working on.

Do embodied energies deserve greater attention now that buildings are becoming “greener”?

High profile mixed-used project team relies on waterproofing.

The original Hillsborough County Superior Court North building in Manchester, N.H., had outlived its usefulness.

Increasingly, I see design professionals leveraging energy modeling in the design process. This is a very good thing.

Recently, I was working on an energy model for a high-performance housing prototype.

The last 25 years have seen three recessions, the worst housing downturn in history and an improbable rise of a quiet company built on a singular energy-saving insulation.

In the new year, project teams committed to the 2030 Challenge are being asked to kick their performance goals up a notch.