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The Central Sierra Ecological Building Association will present a free one-hour talk about green energy sources Wednesday, July 1, at the Murphys Hotel. The talk will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. and will...
Andrew J. Pawlowski, an architect with Siteline Architecture in Nevada City, has passed the demanding test for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and is now a LEED-accredited professional. ...
Downtown Laurinburg is getting a fresh look while some young people are getting an even newer outlook on employment and training. Both efforts are being accomplished through a countywide initiative ca...
RALEIGH - Wake Technical Community College is proud to be the recipient of a 2009 “Green Building of America” Award from Construction Communications. Building D, on Wake Tech’s Northern Wake Cam...
Green-conscious Avondale is debating how far to go in designing the American Sports Center in its City Center. The key issue centers on design and construction costs vs. long-term energy savings. The ...
Chinese men look at the toppled 13-story residential apartment building at the construction site of the Lotus Riverside residential complex in Minhang District, Shanghai, China, Thursday. Workers pile...
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