Articles Tagged with ''net zero''

Thousand Years

Built for a Thousand Years

One woman designed the Casa Bella Verde home in Northern California, and visitors from as far as Egypt visit the site for architectural inspiration.
John Wyatt
February 10, 2015
Casa Bella Verde is a home as durable and self-sufficient as the environment around it.
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Net-Zero Energy Home

Net-Zero Energy Home Marries Style with Sustainability

Energy-efficient materials for roofing and walls don’t have to lack flair and local flavor.
January 27, 2015

Constructing its first ever net-zero energy house was not without challenges for Marc Rutenberg Homes, as the Florida-based luxury builder was intent on using sustainable materials that could garner the project a LEED Platinum certification and yet also remain true to the elegant Mediterranean aesthetic for which the company is known.


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Net-Zero Energy Military Installation Achieves Mission Impossible

December 8, 2014
Through private financing – the hot trend, and nearly only route, for implementing energy conservation measures – reducing energy spend and shrinking the environmental footprint of federal real estate in the wake of dwindling budgets, three USGC sites in Puerto Rico are proving net-zero status is possible for military facilities.
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