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    Lighten Up With Tubular Daylighting Devices

    Tubular daylighting devices (TDDs) turn natural light into a deployable technology.

     
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    Red, White, Blue, and Green: Massena, New York

    Part 3 of 5 examining five winning projects of the GSA’s 2010 Design Awards

     
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    Red, White, Blue, and Green: Nogales, Arizona

    Part 4 of 5 examining five winning projects of the GSA’s 2010 Design Awards

     
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    Light Meter

    Using the right lighting calculation tools can affect a project's success or failure, so how do designers choose the right ones for the job?

     
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    Swords to Ploughshares

    The adaptive reuse of the Thoreau Center for Sustainability transformed a military hospital into offices for environmentally conscious nonprofit organizations.

     
  • 2010 Evergreen Awards: Lone Star

    In the nation's oil capital, one house—ECO-STRUCTURE's 2010 Greenhouse winner—proudly declares its independence from fossil fuels.

     
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    The 2010 Evergreen Awards: On the Boards Winner

    Jolly Green Giant: SOM's Digital Media City Landmark Tower takes eco-design to new heights.

     
  • Natural light was a key design element as President Clinton sought to emphasize openness, accessibility, and light. The west-facing glass bridge, however, proved challenging in Little Rocks hot, humid climate. The solution to controlling solar heat gain was a floating glass scrim with a sun-screening interlayer and coating.

    Bridge of Possibilities

    Through its design and modified operations and maintenance practices, the William J. Clinton Presidential Center & Park achieved LEED certification twice.

     
  • PNC Place

    Gensler achieves LEED Platinum certification for PNC’s 12-story office building in downtown Washington, D.C., making it the 104th LEED certified building for PNC Financial Services Group.

     
  • Animal Care and Protective Services

    Animals, like humans, need clean environments to live in. Designed by Jacksonville, Fla.-based Ebert Norman Brady Architects, the new LEED Gold certified Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services building provides just that for its four-legged population.

     
 
 
 
 
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