Buildings represent 39% of global greenhouse gas emissions; Reducing carbon emissions in buildings will be critical to achieving net zero emissions by 2050; Efficient, zero carbon buildings take advantage of available, cost-effective technology to reduce emissions
For the market for sustainable homes to continue to grow we need to adopt common language that resonates with consumers, such as “comfortable”, “healthy”, and “affordable”. There comes a point in most of our
An Asymmetrical, Sustainable Home Rises in Belgium After a Devastating Fire. A nearly decade-long collaboration between Atelier Tom Vanhee and the owner results in a playful renovation that prioritizes passive design principles and multifunctional
Norfolk couple retires, embraces radically sustainable living in self-built $70,000 earthship. Embracing radically sustainable living allowed Craig and Connie Cook to sail into early retirement aboard an earthship, a type of home that offers
An innovative architecture firm in India turned to architectural upcycling when they saw an opportunity to help those in need. Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s clear: How we live will never
Fabulous and forward thinking!!! Cozy, self sufficient Earthship ready for someone else to take the helm. This completely off grid house functions perfectly. Artistic finishes throughout. This 1500 square foot 1 bedroom, 1 bath
The Ice Box Challenge was a visual representation of the effectiveness of passive house design elements, presented as a collaborative effort from iPHA, Glasgow City Council, Passive House Institute, Edinburgh Napier University, Passivhaus Trust and Construction
economy Achieving President Biden’s goal to move the nation to a net-zero energy economy by the year 2050 will require a massive change in how we as a nation produce and use energy. Essentially
Rising public awareness of the environmental challenges is a major factor in the popularization of sustainable construction. However, with the benefits that sustainable construction offers, there are new liability risks and more possible litigation. As a result
