Building Seattle Green
We are a collective of professionals dedicated to exploring green building and the technologies, practices, materials and designs that are at the forefront of this movement. We will work to dispel the myth that green building is more expensive and we hope that this blog not only informs but inspires people, businesses and communities to join us in creating a more sustainable urban environment.
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Posted 2 weeks ago
If so, Duwamish Cohousing is hosting the Puget Sound Cohousing Fair this Saturday, Nov. 15th, from 4-6pm.
Posted 8 weeks ago
One look at the scheduled speakers for this year's Northwest Ecobuilding Retreat and it's easy to see the common theme - Deep Green! Raising the bar, pushing the envelope, moving beyond current indust
Posted 8 weeks ago
'Swale on Yale' Will be Nation's First Large-scale Urban Biofilatration System
Posted 11 weeks ago
This year's 10x10x10 Green Building Slam is just around the corner! Held by the Seattle Chapter of the Northwest Ecobuilding Guild to highlight innovative green projects, this event is one you won't w
Posted 11 weeks ago
Completed in June 2008, the Orchard is a modern single family home in the Green Lake neighborhood of Seattle, with a strong emphasis on sustainability.
Posted 16 weeks ago
The Master Home Environmentalist (MHE ) Program is an innovative approach to training volunteers in addressing issues of indoor pollution that can damage health and the environment.
Posted 17 weeks ago
Work begins. The debris bin is parked out front, sheet rock and insulation are being torn out, and we still haven't found a place to park our washer and dryer for the next few months (but we're workin
Posted 19 weeks ago
Sustainable Ballard may have been the first neighborhood group to start steering their neighborhood in a more sustainable direction, but it's not the last! Within the last year or so, Sustainable West
Posted 20 weeks ago
Seattle is on the brink of becoming the first city in the United States to institute a 20-cent green fee on disposable plastic and paper bags in grocery stores. Similar fees have been very successfu
Posted 24 weeks ago
Question I am remodeling my bathroom and I want water-saving fixtures. I installed efficient Energy Star labeled products when I did the kitchen. Is there anything similar to Energy Star for plumbing
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