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AEC Hackathon 5.0 San Francisco Bay Area

February 9, 2018 GreenLinks 0

The What: AEC Hackathon 5.0 San Francisco Bay Area goes to Oakland, California this year. The AEC (Architecture, Engineering, Construction) Hackathon was created to give those designing, building, and maintaining our built environment the opportunity …

University of Calgary Child Development Center elevation
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Endless Suburbs, Abundant Resources, and Sustainable Design?

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Hiking around Lake Louise on a recent trip to Calgary, Alberta, I took in breathtaking views of big blue skies and the Canadian Rockies and felt grateful of the precious natural resources that this land …

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Zero Energy and Zero Carbon Buildings Can Accelerate Climate Solutions

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With buildings representing 39% of U.S. carbon emissions, the built environment is an essential part of the solution to curb the growing impacts of climate change. Leaders in building efficiency and decarbonization will gather Oct. …

IDeA Z2 Design Facility Office in San Jose, California South Elevation with Sliding Glass Doors and Solar PV Shades
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Drawing More Power Than You Think

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Energy efficient building design has come a long way to improve building system energy performance. But what happens when the users move in? Additional equipment and appliances added after occupancy can dramatically impact actual building …

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