Originally published in the ECO Report. William Periera’s work has been described by adjectives like “stark,” “heavyset,” “functional,” and “grandiose.” He completed over 400 projects, was one of three architects who have appeared on the cover of TIME magazine, and in the process also picked up an Academy Award — … [continued]
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The last roundup of the week, here’s some top energy storage, energy efficiency, and other energy and cleantech news from around the interwebs. As always, don’t miss our own stories (links above). Energy Storage Batteries The Size Of Buildings Primus Power Wins Energy Storage Project With Bonneville Power And PSE … [continued]
Kyocera solar panels supply 100% of electricity at H.G. Fenton’s Solterra EcoLuxury Apartments, which also include smart thermostats, energy-saving smartphone apps and a drip irrigation system.
A new report shows that multifamily buildings—analyst-speak for apartment buildings—could save residents and owners both up to $3.4 billion across America if simple energy efficiency upgrades were made.
Green-energy housing is showing up in many cities across the United States. Cities are building green apartment complexes for low-income families in which these apartments save around 30 percent more money on facilities than other comparably-sized apartments.
The planet is not getting any larger. The population is, tipping the scale now at nearly seven billion people. There is only one logical approach, especially in urban areas where issues like density are more glaring on a daily basis: use less and make the space you live in smarter.
