Siemens Helps Small College Racing Team By Brock Haroldson, ConnectPress Editor
Principia College used NX to design a solar powered car to race in the World Solar Challenge.
Lumber Company Saves Money with Biomass Boilers By Adam Zoet, The Dovetail Partners
Hedstrom Lumber has been able to drastically reduce its heating costs thanks to the implementation of four biomass boilers.
Enventix Voices Experience on Digital Prototyping Software By John Myers, ConnectPress Editor
Renewable energy company Enventix has created a system that generates energy from waste products with the help of Autodesk’s Inventor software.
Hamptons Home Takes Carbon Neutrality One Step Further By Lauren Browne, ConnectPress Editor
If a house is carbon neutral and embodied carbon neutral does it matter how big the house is? One house puts this to the test.
Wind Turbines Turn Students on to Alternative Energy By Bill Scanlon, NREL
Students learn about wind power while also finding a way to improve their school's energy efficiency thanks to the Wind for Schools project.
The Cure for Diesel By KETIV
In this case study KETIV and Springboard Biodiesel discuss how they are working together to make economical biodiesel a reality.
Germany Green Building Tour Part 1 By Lauren Browne, ConnectPress Editor
ConnectPress Editor Lauren Browne shares some breathtaking examples of green building from her first days in Germany.
Perkins+Will Set the Bar High with COTE Award Project By Lauren Browne, ConnectPress Editor
Learn about the sustainable design techniques implemented in the Platinum LEED Certified and COTE award winning headquarters of Great River Energy.
Optimizing Water in Desert Design: Cesar Chavez Library Staci Matlock, ConnectPress Staff Writer
Cesar Chavez Library won a 2008 AIA COTE award for its innovative water conservation by employing environmentally responsive architecture.
Going For Green Not LEED: Garthwaite Center By Staci Matlock, ConnectPress Staff Writer
Garthwaite Center for Science and Art achieved LEED Platinum eligibility by following LEED guidelines, but opted for more green features, not LEED certification.
Glowing With Green Success: Yale's Sculpture Building By Staci Matlock, ConnectPress Staff Writer
AIA COTE 2008 Top Ten Green Projects winner--the Yale University Sculpture Building and Gallery--is designed to maximize sunlight for natural lighting.
Flomerics Helps Bronswerk Develop 'Green' Coolers, Fans By Flomerics
Bronswerk uses Flomeric's EFD.Pro, an engineering fluid dynamics software, to develop new air-cooled coolers and innovative fans with "green" potential.
Making Gold: CDC Lab Attains LEED Status Compiled from information provided by Perkins+Will
The CDC Prevention Division of Laboratory Sciences, Building 110 is the first high-performance federal government laboratory to achieve Gold LEED.
Growing To Save: ASLA's Green Roof Compiled from information provided by the American Society of Landscape Architects
ASLA's green roof has retained thousands of gallons of stormwater and reduced building energy costs by hundreds of dollars a month.
Green Winners: William J. Clinton Presidential Center Compiled from information provided by the American Institute of Architects
The Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Ark., features effective reclamation of a contaminated brownfield and eco-friendly design.
Green Winners: Stillwell Avenue Terminal Train Shed Compiled from information provided by the American Institute of Architects
Coney Island's Stillwell Avenue Terminal features highly visible use of photovoltaics in a public transportation project.
