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Energy Analysis Process: Demystifying the Energy Assessment
Saturday December 1, 2012 – Saturday December 1, 2012 47th Terrace & Alhambra Street Map and Directions | Register Description: Saturday, December 1, 2012 — 10:00 AM until 11:30 AM Meet at the corner of 47th Terrace and Alhambra Street in Roeland Park, KS (map below)… we’ll walk to the house from there! Feeling nervous [...]
Windows and Doors Workshop
Saturday October 13, 2012 – Saturday October 13, 2012 W 47th Terrace & Delmar St Map and Directions | Register Description: Facilitated by Greg Gladish of the Metropolitan Energy Center (MEC). Sealing the air gaps around windows & doors improves the energy efficiency of a home; reduces utility costs, and improves the comfort of the [...]
Help Holy Cross: Rebuilding Block by Block
We made the front page! The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the bi-weekly “Newspaper of the Nonprofit World” based inD.C., just featured Holy Cross, Historic Green and the Lower Nine in their recent issue. Read full article here.
Notes from New Orleans: Historic Green
By Walter Gallas on March 20th, 2008 For most of this month Historic Green is in town, an ambitious initiative which is combining the values of the historic preservation movement with those of the green building/sustainability movement. Last Saturday, Emily Wadhams, our Vice President of Public Policy, spoke about the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s [...]
Help Holy Cross: Dwell Visits Historic Green
Dwell, one of the nation’s top architecture magazines, stopped by this week to learn more about Historic Green and its work in Holy Cross and the Lower Ninth Ward. In his “New Orleans Report: Greening the Ninth Ward”, Michael Cannell, editorial director of dwell.com, writes: “I had never intended to view the devastation of [...]
Interior design with a conscience
New Orleans is going green as it never has before, and it isn’t just because of St. Patrick’s Day. We have Global Green, Historic Green, the National Association of Home Builders Model Green and Brad Pitt’s Make It Right, just to name a few ecologically attuned building programs.
