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    SUSTAINABILITY PAYS OFF

    Conventional wisdom holds that the best way to formally "green" a project is to integrate sustainable thinking into the design process from the beginning. Getting everyone on the team working together early toward this common goal is still the best approach. But it's not the only way to design a sustainable building.

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    HERETICAL TENT

    In the south of France is a house whose tent-like form follows the contours of the land and mimics the curvature of a nearby ancient stone wall. It is an example of "architecture by stealth." Not only does its green fabric covering blend into the natural environment, but the structure is nearly invisible to building officials.

    "Maison Barak" is also figuratively green, with a geothermal heat source and a relatively light footprint in its grove of olive trees.

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    More Environment

    Porous Paving, Green Roofs Can Ease Impact of Development on Water Supplies — Environmental News Network, 2002.0604

    EPA Dedicates 'Green' Campus — News Release at EarthVision, 2002.0603

    The Northeast Green Building Awards Announced — Northeast Sustainable Energy Association press release, 2002.0601

    Breaking the Green Ceiling — EDC, 2002.06 Edition

    Demolition or Deconstruction? — EDC, 2002.06 Edition

    The Natural Step and Building Construction — EDC, 2002.06 Edition

    NAHB Announces 2002 Green Building Award Winners — EDC, 2002.06 Edition

    How Green is My Valley? — Metropolis, 2002.06 Edition

    Sustainable Design and Improved Safety Can Go Together — Boston Business Journal, 2002.0531

    Jean Vollum Natural Capital Center in Portland a Potential Harbinger for Built Environment — Con.Web, 2002.0531

    Oregon's Capitol Building Gets Power from the Sun — Con.Web, 2002.0531

    Air Conditioner Standard Revision Will Save Energy and Lessen Impact on Affordability — National Association of Home Builders, 2002.0528

    Up a Tree on an Island of Green — New York Times, 2002.0523

    Campuses Get a 'Sustainable' Look — Christian Science Monitor, 2002.0521

    Firm's Energy Savings Prove It's Easy to Be Green — Detroit News, 2002.0520

    2002 BEST Awards Honor Mithun for Sustainable Building — Resource Venture press release, 2002.0516

    Students Recognized for Creativity during Energy Education Event — National Renewable Energy Laboratory press release, 2002.0513

    Can This Man Solve America's Energy Crisis? — Fortune, 2002.0513

    Court Approves NMFS Agreement with NAHB — National Association of Home Builders, 2002.0507

    The Green-ing of New York — New York Post, 2002.0501

    High Performance Buildings Database Online — U.S. Department of Energy Web Site, 2002.05

    Next Generation Lighting Controls — EDC, 2002.05 Edition

    Charging the Battery — EDC, 2002.05 Edition

    The Green Room — Guardian Unlimited, 2002.0428

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