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Farrow Partnership Architects designs a fairy tale-like resort with rooms that hang in a forest.
A water tower in the Netherlands is transformed into an eight-floor, modern home complete with sauna and rooftop terrace.
In Mumbai, India, architect James Law is going out on a limb to give each apartment dweller their own swimming pool.
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Successfully completing the green-certification process requires starting at a project’s planning stages and soliciting the input of all team members.
Developers are finding green building standards are becoming the rule rather than the exception, so achieving LEED status may not be as difficult as it seems.
Deciding which program to use depends on a host of important factors, including the type of building being certified, its location, and even your investors' preferences.
Using green construction for renovation projects has become more mainstream over the last few years making it easier for developers to help the environment.
Under pressure from industry, some states are turning against using LEED as a building performance rating system.
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