McGraw Hill study: green builders doing well by doing good
As the construction industry begins to dust itself off after a doozy of a recession, a recent study shows that
As the construction industry begins to dust itself off after a doozy of a recession, a recent study shows that
We’ve been following Alex Wilson’s excellent series, Top Ten Green Building Priorities featured on GreenBuilding.com. #1. “Reduce Energy Use” Wilson
Portland is a city known for its progressive spirit, its (mostly) good-natured acceptance of the rain, and a generous embrace
Jetson Green’s Preston Koerner posted an excellent article and several project photos about our green remodel project designed by Departure
A nice video by NetGreen News and local news coverage of Sam’s election as President of the Passive House Alliance
Sam will help guide the development of this new national organization dedicated to promulgating the Passive House building standard across
The new national organization, established by the Passive House Institute US to build the Passive House green building movement in
Our Sellwood Victorian Remodel was recently photographed by our friends at bright designlab. Their beautiful photos grace a new gallery
Friday’s Daily Journal of Commerce covered the current ADU boom at Hammer & Hand and in Portland’s green building community.
A critical mass of interest in (and online writing about) Passive House technology has coalesced just as the Passive House
When we think about green building, we understandably focus on the impact a structure has on the natural environment. But
Our whole house remodel in Alameda, designed by Emerick Architects, was just featured in Portland Monthly Magazine’s Portland Spaces. In