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Living Lab for Energy Efficiency Design

December 5, 2018 1

Harvard’s HouseZero project officially opened this week. It is an adaptive re-use project that transforms a pre-1940s Cambridge house into an educational, office building for The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities. More importantly, …

Infographic depicting how an Aquacell Greywater System works

11th Annual Water Conservation Showcase in San Francisco

March 18, 2014 0

The What: The 11th Annual Water Conservation Showcase brings together designers, building professionals, decision makers, and community members to discuss the latest in water conservation strategies, technologies, policies, and resources. There will be in-depth presentations …

Rooftop View of 130 kW Solar Photovoltaic System at Mosaica

Affordable Housing Project Incorporates Largest Residential Solar Photovoltaic System in San Francisco

What do you do when your project has close to 40,000 square foot of roof space in one city block, good sun exposure, and no shading impediments? Go solar, of course, and generate your own …

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