LEED Certified Core & Shell in Texas – Regional Priority
The Highpointe Building 2 Project in Killeen, Texas is pursuing LEED Certification under the LEED for Core and Shell 2009
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The Highpointe Building 2 Project in Killeen, Texas is pursuing LEED Certification under the LEED for Core and Shell 2009
The “Licensed Professional Exemption”, as termed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), is a surprising feature (but surprisingly not
The Rocky Mountain Masonry Institute is teaming up with the Building Stone Institute to offer a one-day seminar on natural
With some minor exceptions, rainwater harvesting is not allowed under Colorado Water Law. This is because of our system of
I recently wrote about Senate Bill 09-080 which allows rainwater harvesting for those on residential property who only have access
The latest version of LEED has some nice improvements such as: Consistency – Now credits and prerequisites are consistent through
We recently submitted the Organic Modern Home project for a design award for unbuilt architecture. We’re still anticipating some of
EVstudio’s Structural Engineers are working with Earthcore SIPs LLC to provide high quality SIP walls, floors, roofs and foundation walls
The Village of Salado Texas will be hosting the 1st Annual Renewable Energy Stampede and Green Living Fair. With two
Elicia Ratajczyk, LEED-AP, from EVstudio Evergreen attended the Saving Places Conference in Denver last week. The annual historic preservation focused
Elicia Ratajczyk of the EV Studio Evergreen Office is pleased to extend the following invitation on behalf of Evergreen’s Alliance