green building: Turtle Clan Environment Testing, Inc.: Center for Green Building
- 08/13/10 03:09 AM
As anyone who reads my blogs will quickly find out...I am REALLLY into sustainable building. Even if you're one of those who think going GREEN is a big gimmick, being a better steward of the environment just makes sense! My company,Turtle Clan Environment Testing, Inc. is dedicated to providing GREEN, LEED certified building products that are energy efficient to our many forward thinking clients. In fact, our clients often refer to us as "The Center for GREEN Building"! I work with many LEED accredited architects and engineers that are trying to incorporate LEED certified products into their building design such as the products … (0 comments)
green building: AGRIBOARD: SUSTAINABLE GREEN BUILDING PRODUCTS FROM THE FARM TO YOUR JOBSITE
- 02/04/10 10:10 AM
AGRIBOARD: SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PRODUCTS FROM THE FARM TO YOUR JOBSITE Our Compressed Agricultural Fiber Panel (CAFP) otherwise known as a Structurally Insulated Panel System (SIPS), is US GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL and Department of Energy and Department of Defense approved, while being one of THE sustainable building material of the future..Not only is this GREEN, LEED product a marvelous tool for the design of the structures for many of our projects, it simplifies the structural design and allows the reduction of the number of trades and suppliers on the job.The plenum space is freed for duct work and electrical/data distribution, which cuts time from the project … (2 comments)
Green is no longer simply the word of the moment. Instead, it is a trend with staying power.
So, HOW GREEN are you willing to be??? According to those industry professionals surveyed in a poll recently featured on KBDN's web site, www.KitchenBathDesign.com, 81% of respondents reported that they are seeing interest in green products hold steady or grow in importance - and they expect this trend to continue into the future. When it … (3 comments)
As anyone who reads my blogs will quickly find out...I am REALLLY into sustainable building.
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