Passive Solar Cooling – Solar Chimneys & Cool Tower
Passive solar cooling may seem like an oxymoron to many. After all, the sun is hot and we’ve learned that
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Passive solar cooling may seem like an oxymoron to many. After all, the sun is hot and we’ve learned that
A great benefit to have a PV system in Colorado is net-metering. Since most modern meters can accurately record electricity flows in
I recently wrote about intensive green roofs. On the other side of the green roof coin is the extensive green
Most buildings that we see are single skin. In low rise structures the outside will be stucco, siding, some type
Out here in the west, we take our energy conservation pretty seriously. Energy reduction in lighting is something we’re ALL
During construction it is important to verify that your contractor is protecting your mechanical and plumbing system from contaminants. Not
There is a common conception that the architect is the person you contact when you need plans for your project.
There is a lot of conventional wisdom out there about what is “typical” for building construction practices. While the collective experience of
I just received a nice letter of recommendation from Steve Clark. We designed an ICF house for Steve in Kane
In a time where it seems like everybody and their brother is now installing solar PV and hot water systems,
First in a three part Dark Sky series As we round the corner into a new year, many of us
We just recently completed another SIPs design for a single family home in Colorado. Along the way, we came across some
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