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HomeMediaA view of the heat exchanger piping through which water from the Bay will be circulated. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

A view of the heat exchanger piping through which water from the Bay will be circulated. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

A view of the heat exchanger piping through which water from the Bay will be circulated. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

Owner Bryan Mekechuk stands proudly on his new roof which consists of Insulspan SIPs covered with a cool roof material--a 60 mil TPO membrane

A Green Transformation of Eichler House Model MS-134

April 26, 2011 2

My first in-depth encounter with Eichler homes was a few years ago on a blazing hot 90°F Saturday afternoon in Palo Alto, California. I participated in a self-guided Eichler Home Tour which benefited Habitat for …

Build It Green's Updated Online Green Product Directory

Build It Green’s Latest Green Product Directory

October 23, 2013 0

Build It Green has recently updated its online Green Product Directory, sharing the results from its research of thousands of building products. The easy-to-navigate Directory includes definitions, resources, selected recommendations of green products, and GreenPointers–practical …

Seen from above with its shimmering blue PV scales, it’s easy to see why Kaohsiung’s National Taiwan Stadium is nicknamed the Dragon Stadium

Taiwan National Stadium Sculpted from Concrete, Steel, and BIPV Panels

January 8, 2014 1

Taiwan has one of the coolest looking and greenest stadiums in the world. I first saw photos of this amazing building, the Taiwan National Stadium, at the Symposium on Taiwan-France Cooperation in Intelligent Green Buildings. …

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