Sustainability
One of Five Denver Buildings Already Meets 2030 Energize Denver Goals
The Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency has released the findings of its 2023 Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR) annual report. ...
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200 Clayton Achieves GBI Green Globes Certification
Broe Real Estate Group’s 200 Clayton Street redevelopment project is the first commercial project in Colorado to achieve the Green Building Initiative’s (GBI) Four Green ...
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3 Workforce Housing Projects Coming to Colorado
Caddis Collaborative, an architecture, urban design and planning firm, is working on three workforce housing projects in mountain communities: West Eagle Housing in Eagle County, ...
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Rainwater Harvesting Project at Sterling Ranch Leads to Unanimous Approval of Senate Bill 148
Sterling Ranch, a 21st-century master-planned community providing residents with an innovative and amenity-rich place to call home, is proud to announce the signing of Senate ...
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The 6 Principles of LEED v5
By Lauren Farkas, USGBC The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been hard at work developing the latest LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) ...
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National Western Center Selects Compost Colorado to Manage Campus Composting Services
Continuing its work toward becoming the most sustainable campus in the U.S., the National Western Center has announced a new partnership with Globeville-based Compost Colorado ...
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National Coalition Launches Turnkey Building Decarbonization Program
A national coalition that includes nine major cities and counties — including Fort Collins, CO — has launched a turnkey building decarbonization program that aims ...
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Fresh Perspectives from Women in Green
On Thursday, April 4, USGBC Colorado held an inspiring Women in Green panel discussion with the theme: Fresh Perspectives. The event was held at The Alliance Center, ...
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Populus Now Accepting Reservations for September 2024
Now is your chance to be among the first to experience the country’s first carbon-positive hotel, right here in the Mile High City. Populus is ...
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A Wholistic Approach to Carbon Emissions: A Case for Adaptive Reuse
By Daniel Kinnett, associate, Semple Brown Architects and Designers Scientists agree that the built environment is one of the largest contributors to climate change, accounting ...
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One of Five Denver Buildings Already Meets 2030 Energize Denver Goals
The Denver Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency has released the findings of its 2023 Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency (CASR) annual report. ...
Read More →
200 Clayton Achieves GBI Green Globes Certification
Broe Real Estate Group’s 200 Clayton Street redevelopment project is the first commercial project in Colorado to achieve the Green Building Initiative’s (GBI) Four Green ...
Read More →
3 Workforce Housing Projects Coming to Colorado
Caddis Collaborative, an architecture, urban design and planning firm, is working on three workforce housing projects in mountain communities: West Eagle Housing in Eagle County, ...
Read More →
Rainwater Harvesting Project at Sterling Ranch Leads to Unanimous Approval of Senate Bill 148
Sterling Ranch, a 21st-century master-planned community providing residents with an innovative and amenity-rich place to call home, is proud to announce the signing of Senate ...
Read More →
The 6 Principles of LEED v5
By Lauren Farkas, USGBC The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been hard at work developing the latest LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) ...
Read More →
National Western Center Selects Compost Colorado to Manage Campus Composting Services
Continuing its work toward becoming the most sustainable campus in the U.S., the National Western Center has announced a new partnership with Globeville-based Compost Colorado ...
Read More →
National Coalition Launches Turnkey Building Decarbonization Program
A national coalition that includes nine major cities and counties — including Fort Collins, CO — has launched a turnkey building decarbonization program that aims ...
Read More →
Fresh Perspectives from Women in Green
On Thursday, April 4, USGBC Colorado held an inspiring Women in Green panel discussion with the theme: Fresh Perspectives. The event was held at The Alliance Center, ...
Read More →
Populus Now Accepting Reservations for September 2024
Now is your chance to be among the first to experience the country’s first carbon-positive hotel, right here in the Mile High City. Populus is ...
Read More →
A Wholistic Approach to Carbon Emissions: A Case for Adaptive Reuse
By Daniel Kinnett, associate, Semple Brown Architects and Designers Scientists agree that the built environment is one of the largest contributors to climate change, accounting ...
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