Building Today for Tomorrow - Green Home Building
“Established in 2001, GreenHomeBuilding.com is primarily a labor of love. Kelly [Hart], and the GreenHomeBuilding team of experts, have answered thousands of questions for readers over the years, and [they] continue to publish up-to-date information about increasingly important sustainable architecture.” The site offers a wide range of information about sustainable architecture and natural building.
Green Architecture News
“This newsletter is intended to promote environmentally conscious design, taking into account construction methods and materials, with particular emphasis on locally available materials and the efficient use of resources, including heating, cooling, power, water, and waste.”
Inhabitat®
"Inhabitat® is a green design and lifestyle site that provides coverage of environmental news and the latest in sustainable design. Our website is devoted to the future of design, innovative technology and any architectural projects or concepts that emphasize energy efficiency, sustainability and connection to the surrounding environment.."
Massachusetts Technology Collaborative
“The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative is the state’s development agency for renewable energy and the innovation economy, which is responsible for one-quarter of all jobs in the state. MTC administers the John Adams Innovation Institute and the Renewable Energy Trust. [It] work[s] to stimulate economic activity in communities throughout the Commonwealth.”
Sustainable ABC: Architecture Sustainable Development Building and Culture
"SustainableABC.com is a web site devoted to exploring the relationship between ecology and sustainability, and how we can apply these values to our daily lives. It is our goal to nourish and strengthen ecologically oriented design, construction and lifestyle choices.
Source: https://sustainableabc.com"
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
“The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) is a 501 c3 non-profit organization committed to expanding sustainable building practices. USGBC is composed of more than 19,500 organizations from across the building industry that are working to advance structures that are environmentally responsible, profitable, and healthy places to live and work. Members includes building owners and end-users, real estate developers, facility managers, architects, designers, engineers, general contractors, subcontr
