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9 Earth Day
Movers and Shakers
Meet the winners of The Daily Green's 2010 Heart of Green Awards – celebrities and real people alike who are making green mainstream.
AMERICAN CLAY'S 2ND ANNUAL "MAKEOVER CONTEST" FOR
PROFESSIONALS AND DO-IT-YOURSELF CONSUMERS TO BE JUDGED BY
LEADERS IN GREEN BUILDING FIELD
Albuquerque, NM (April 2010) - American Clay Enterprises, Inc. is proud to announce the start of its 2nd annual Makeover Contest. Professionals and Do-It-Yourselfers (DIY) can submit a project in their respective categories to show off their remodeling and renovating skills using American Clay's award-winning, patented, all-natural earth plasters to re-do a room. Submission period begins April 15, 2010 and ends on July 1, 2010.www.americanclay.com/contest |
Minnesota's New I-35W Bridge Wins Award
The Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute presented a Design Award in the Bridge category to the I-35W bridge for excellence in reinforced concrete structures.
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The Nissenblatt Residence in Loveladies, Long Beach Island, N.J., designed by Brant Beach, N.J.-based Midouhas Architecture, led by Stephen C. Midouhas, AIA, has won an Honor Award in the "Design/Build" category from the New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Take a look. HousingZone.com
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Contractors from seven regions nationwide vie for the Contractor of the Year (CotY) awards on an annual basis. Twenty-six national CotY winners were named this year. Here’s a list of firms taking the honors. HousingZone.com
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Award winning project used the NCI Charrette System
By Heidi Haberbush
(March 2, 2010) – Perryville, Maryland: Woodlands Perryville, the sustainable, master-planned community by Town Point Development has won a Green Project of the Year Award at the U.S. Green Building Council, Maryland Chapter's (USGBC ... The U.S. Green Building Council (www.usgbc.org) is the nation's leading non-profit composed of corporations, builders, universities, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations working together to transform the way buildings are ...
National Charrette Institute... - http://charretteinstitute.org/blog/
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