Big data means big savings for big buildings
Implementing a measurement and verification plan is essential to meet facility sustainability goals.
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Big data means big savings for big buildings
Next-Gen Buildings: Too smart to fail or too busy to think?
Smart, connected buildings currently promise more than they can deliver, at least if we don't pass the baton properly from design teams to operations teams.
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Next-Gen Buildings: Too smart to fail or too busy to think?
McDonough’s ‘Living Archive’ advances radical transparency
Stanford University will chronicle the sustainability movement through the eyes of William McDonough via writings, conversations and tweets.
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McDonough’s ‘Living Archive’ advances radical transparency
Coming soon: Sustainability ratings for real estate investments
A new green-property index promises to put portfolio managers under the microscope.
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Coming soon: Sustainability ratings for real estate investments
Black and gold go green: Steinway & Sons’ road to sustainability
What's black and white and green all over? The 140-year-old factory that makes some of the world's finest pianos.
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Black and gold go green: Steinway & Sons’ road to sustainability
Mounting investor demands for enhanced environmental performance
The CDP kicks off disclosure season while the number of investors calling for data on corporate carbon emissions rises.
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Mounting investor demands for enhanced environmental performance
Mounting investor demands for enhanced environmental performance
The CDP kicks off disclosure season while the number of investors calling for data on corporate carbon emissions rises.
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Mounting investor demands for enhanced environmental performance
Why green labels boost real estate values
Including green features in a commercial building gives the real estate a market premium of 3 to 16 percent while homes with green features sell for 9 percent more.
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Why green labels boost real estate values
Why green labels boost real estate values
Including green features in a commercial building gives the real estate a market premium of 3 to 16 percent while homes with green features sell for 9 percent more.
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Why green labels boost real estate values
How architects can control a building’s intelligence
Fixed attributes of a building play a major part in developing its eventual IQ — and how it will operate.
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How architects can control a building’s intelligence
