May 12, 2008

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Fundamentally Green 

By Richard D. Rush

Compact wraparound building design is worth a look as it relates to energy efficiency....

Inside: Green Design 

EPA salutes Colorado district; State assistance; A green future...

Seeing the Big Picture 

By Craig Martin and Brent Tracy

A feasibility study can be the first step toward energy savings....

Coloring It "Green" 

By Kris Alderson

Sustainable practices and materials extend to restrooms and locker rooms....

One With the Environment 

By Mike Kennedy

Schools have many ways to make their facilities more environmentally friendly. Here are 10 suggestions....

Boiling Over 

By Breck Washam and Robin Mills Ridgway

College campuses with coal-fired boilers have two years to comply with stricter emissions standards....

More Than Mold 

By Malou Hughes and Barb Epstien

With a little help, schools and universities can create comfortable, productive and healthy indoor learning environments....

Strategies for Success: Indoor Air Quality 

Mike Kennedy

Schools and universities should be vigilant about upgrading their facilities to correct indoor-air-quality problems. ...

The Filter Factor 

Stephanie Earley

Air filters, the primary defense for school occupants and HVAC equipment against particular pollutants, should be chosen carefully....

Inside: Energy 

Energy-conscious schools saluted; Making the grade; Potential savings identified...

Green Goals 

Charlotte R. Perry

Any campus can carry out a successful sustainability program....

The Next Frontier 

Thomas Leonard

Lighting controls pay for themselves through lower utility costs, as well as enhanced safety and security....

Daylight Savings 

David S. Soleau, AIA, and Alan S. Ross, AIA

A well-thought-out green design plan can provide tangible results for education institutions....

Your Best Resource 

Adam J. Pratt

When toxic mold strikes, institutions must be equipped with the tools to fight back....

Air Awareness 

Michael G. Apte, Derek G. Shendell and Al T. Hodgson

Making sure your relocatable classrooms are energy-efficient and have good IAQ....

Increasing Independence 

Gene Martin

Schools must maximize energy efficiency and prepare for potential outages....

The Heat Is On 

Wolfgang Zernial

Understanding the technical characteristics of fire-resistant glass and its physical behavior in a fire....

Resisting Costs 

Tom Kuckhahn

Building materials can decrease energy costs and increase a building's efficiency....

Daylight Again 

Robert Westfall Jr.

The resurgence in the popularity of natural lighting can help schools reduce operating costs and enhance the learning environment....

Environmental Impact 

George Nasis and Ron Tola

Some basic concepts about LEED certification and sustainable design....

Growing Intelligence 

Bob Steinman

The broader spectrum of choices available in electronic access control is leading to greater integration with building controls and systems....

It's in the Green 

Rob Bolin

Designing high-performance education facilities....

Green Light 

Dorine Maniccia

By using sustainable design practices, schools and universities can make their lighting systems more efficient....

In Equal Measure 

Edward Frenette, Martine Dion, Patrick Halm, Nick Ferzacca and Andy Oldeman

Addressing the broad spectrum of indoor environmental quality in school and university buildings....

Life After Wire 

Jerry Razwick

Schools shift gears as new building codes "expel" wired glass....

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