DJC Green Building Blog:
Now that the very last remnants of ’snowpocalypse’ are gone, I thought it would be a good time for the DJC Green Building Blog to ask “just what did we learn?”(For those of you not in the Seattle area, a thick blanket of snow carpeted the Pacific Northwest for most of the past week and a half. In Sea (Read More)
Eco-Libris : Moving Towards Sustainable Reading!:
In the last couple of weeks we're busy with recommendations on great green-themed books. Today we're focusing on green-themed eBooks. We're happy to host Angela Wieck from EcoBrain who recommends on few green eBooks for businesses.EcoBrain, eBook Distributor, Provides Resources for Businesses to Go GreenEcoBrain, the #1 eBo (Read More)
DJC Green Building Blog:
In my capacity as environmental reporter at the DJC in Seattle, I tend to speak to people that are working on green projects, or if not working on them yet, are planning to do so soon. In other words, they’re “green converts.” Is this your profession?In my reporting, it’s a rare thing when I talk to (Read More)
DJC Green Building Blog:
This week, I wrote an article in the DJC that looked at green building programs outside of Seattle.The story quoted King County GreenTools, a program that supports green building in the county, as saying every suburban city is interested in green building but to Built Green project in the Issaquah Highlandsdifferent level (Read More)
DJC Green Building Blog:
Want a job as the sustainable infrastructure advisor for the city of Seattle Green Building Team and Planning Department? Well the job is open and waiting for you. There’s only one catch: the position closes on Tuesday.Before you get angry on me for last minute posting, be warned that I just received Is this the job (Read More)
DJC Green Building Blog:
This post is by Jared Silliker, a new contributor to the Building Green Blog.Want some inspiration in our current housing crunch? I’ve had the good fortune to tour a couple Central District projects designed and built by the architect/developer duo of Brad Khouri and Graham Black. And the back stories are just as impressive (Read More)
Green Building Elements:
At 900,000 sq. ft., the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation campus currently under construction in the city of Seattle will be one of Washington’s largest green office campuses. The finished headquarters complex will include two six-story office-buildings and a state-of-the-art visitor center.Designed by NBBJ and built by (Read More)