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    URBAN ARTS

    The new home for Artists for Humanity in Boston is a creative combination of hard-working architecture, sustainable design and construction, and a reflection of the youth who work and learn in the building. The facility, known as the "EpiCenter," designed by Arrowstreet Architects of Somerville, Massachusetts, is on an infill site in South Boston.

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    SPEC'ING GREEN

    "Architects have the ability to change entire industries with the stroke of a pen. If we specify a material with low carbon dioxide emissions in its fabrication — say, floor tile, carpet, gypsum board — industry will respond. This is the American way. Architects are consumers; they're not always aware of the incredible power they have to change the way products are manufactured."

    — Ed Mazria in Metropolis Magazine.

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    Maglev Makes Its Next Move, From Trains to ‘Trane’ Dealers — ENR, 2005.1226

    2005 In Review: The Year PVC Phase-Out Went Mainstream — Healthy Building News, 2005.1221

    Planned NREL R&D Staff Cuts Are a National Shame — RenewableEnergyAccess.com, 2005.1220

    Energy-Efficiency Is Beautiful — Portland Cement Association press release, 2005.1219

    Hotels Encouraged to Go Green — Tallahassee Democrat, 2005.1218

    Sustainable Designs Are More Popular, But Few Builders Are Certified — Business Journal, 2005.1216

    Can I Buy Green Power in My State? — U.S. Department of Energy, 2005.1215

    Melbourne's High-Rise CBD Green Redevelopment — Bovis Lend Lease press release, 2005.1215

    Eco-Friendly Guidelines to Develop City Green Houses — Scotsman Online, 2005.1214

    Energy-Efficient Building Tried by Three Colleges — South Bend Tribune, 2005.1213

    Working in a 'Green' Office is Healthy and Productive — Puget Sound Business Journal, 2005.1212

    Aiming for a Zero-Energy Home — New York Times, 2005.1211

    Old Mill Given New Green Life — Mail & Guardian, 2005.1209

    'Green' Condos Finding a Market — Dallas Business Journal, 2005.1209

    Eden's Green Building Has Radical P.V. Array — Building for a future, 2005.1207

    LEED-Inspired Laboratory by Stubbins Opens at BioSquare — Boston/SF, 2005.1207

    Eco-Building: Too Easy to Be 'Green'? — Charlotte Observer, 2005.1207

    Harnessing the Heating — and Cooling — Powers of the Sun — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute press release, 2005.1206

    L.A. College Building First in U.S. to Receive Breeam Certification — Greener Buildings, 2005.1206

    Congressional Testimony Reflects on Solar Decathlon — Renewable Energy Access, 2005.1206

    Why Not Use Solar Power? — Gulf Daily News, 2005.1206

    Inventor Bends Bamboo for Revolution — Planet Jackson Hole, 2005.1205

    Family Charts New Territory by Insulating with Straw — The Olympian, 2005.1205

    Green Buildings' Popularity Rising — Daily Iowan, 2005.1202

    New Chair for Australian Green Building Council — Infolink, 2005.1201

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