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Above Board Construction, 344 Award for Engineering Accomplishments, Clipper Mill, 10, 46, 47, C10 ABS Consulting, 209, 378 149 expansion, 15 Adams, Walter B., 34 Standard 55, 175 Bankey, Cynthia, 25 Acentech, 38, 213 American Society of Interior Designers, 92 Barber & Hoffman, 123 Act for the Preservation of American Antiquities. Anastos Engineering, 204 Barker Rinker Seacat & Partners, 375–378 See Antiquities Act Anderson, Paul, 15 Barn at Fallingwater, 85, 91, 261, 268–271, C29 adaptive thermal comfort, 175 Andrews, Monica, 15 Batshalom, Barbra, 102 Addington, Michelle, 172, 221 Andropogen Associates, 74, 213 BBI Construction, 267 Adeline Street Urban Salvage Project, 252, 323, Annapolis, MD, 35 BC Building Corporation, 385 348–351, C44 ANSI, 227 Beals and Thomas, 194 Advanced Micro Devices, 130 Antiquities Act, 55, 57, 58 BEES, 260 Advanced Radiant Technology, 348 Apalachicola River and Bay, 128 Bert Davis & Associates, 65 Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 7, Apex Plumbing, 276 Betty Bird & Associates, 77 50, 260 APTI. See Association of Preservation bicycles Affordable Housing Development Corporation, Technology incentives and support, 22, 107 81 Aqua-Tex Scientifi c Consulting, 385 storage, 52 Ahwahnee Community Livability Award, 77 ARAMARK, 297 Bierbaum, Rosina, 195 AIA. See American Institute of Architects Architectural Energy Corporation, 235 BIM. See Building Information Modeling air leakage in buildings, 26–29 Architectural Lighting Design, 114, 381 biofi ltration, 133 air sealing. 26–2. See also draught proofi ng. Architectural Support Group, 317 biomimicry, 14, 21 Air Services Refrigeration, 106 Architecture 2030, 12, 176 biophilia, 54, 222, 224 Alabama, 128 Arizona bioretention, 133, 247 Alameda County Waste Management Authority, Phoenix, 16 bioswales, 22, 71, 132–134, 150–152, 155, 159, 264–267 Army Corps of Engineers, 128 311–313 Alberici Constructors, 244 Arup, 156, 194, 198, 254, 381 Birchenough, Dave, 25 Alberici corporate headquarters, 240–244, C41 Ashkin, Stephen, 294 Blackburn, Fred, 106 Alberici Redevelopment Corp. ASHRAE. See American Society of Heating, Blackstone Station Offi ce Renovation, 153–156 Alexander & Baldwin, 233 Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning blackwater, 143 Alliance for a Sustainable Colorado, 52, 107–110, Engineers Blewett, John T., 106 C6 Association of Preservation Technology, 20, 49, BLIP Design, 345–348 Alliance to Save Energy, 186 98, 362 Blohm Peterson Vollan Galloway & Associates, Alper-Audi, 244 Association for the Advancement of 385 Alter, Lloyd, 186 Sustainability in Higher Education, 90 blower-door testing, 26 Ambient energy, 110 Atelier Ten, 374 Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, 85, 91, 261, 271, C29 American Institute of Architects, 12, 43, 59, ATC Associates, 38, 213 BOMA. See Building Owners Management 84–85, 120 Atlanta. See Georgia Association Committee on the Environment, 43, 55, 56, Atlantic Engineering Services, 271 boomer buildings, 357, 361 59, 63, 71, 77, 91, 115, 149, 157, 268, 339, Athena EcoCalculator for Buildings, 95, 146, 260 City Hall, 359–360 348, 378 Athena Environmental impact Estimator, 49, 260 Boston, Massachusetts. See Massachusetts Communities by Design, 89 Athena Impact Estimator for Buildings, 95, 260 Boston Red Sox, 13, 297, C45 Energy Conservation Task Force, 56,COPYRIGHTED 59 Athena Institute, 49, 95, 260–261 MATERIALBoulder Associates, 233–235 Environmental Resources Guide, 59 Austin AECom, 374 Boulder Engineering, 235 Historic Resources Committee, 55 Austin, Mary, 142 Brabeck-Lemathe, Peter, 128 Honolulu Offi ce, 231–234 Austin, Texas, 141 Brand, Stewart, 11, 18, 20 American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Australia, 45, 130, 138, 143, 187–188, 261 Brandston Partnership, 213 227 avoided impacts, 261–262 Braungart, Michael, 13, 252 American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and BREEAM, 91–93 Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), B-Corp, 81 Brent Morris Associates, 209 138, 175, 182, 291 Baker, Paul, 185 Brentwood Design, 336–339 ASHRAE Green Guide, 138 Balfour-Guthrie Building, 87, C5 Brewers Hill, 74–77 ASHRAE Green Tips, 138, 178 Baltimore, Maryland British Empty Home Agency, 8

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Bronx Zoo, 168, 199–204, 230 Cannon Design, 385 restaurant, 309 Brookhaven National Laboratory, 185 carbon retail, 21, 103, 236, 309, 339 Brookings Institution, 15, 16, 49, 50, 78, 169, 253 calculators, 49, 260–261 zoo, 199 Center on Metropolitan Policy, 15, 50, 334 embodied, 7–8, 130, 260–261 Catawba River, 128 Brooks, Angela, 339–340 footprint, 49 CCI Center, 63–65 Brower, David, 56 neutral, 12 CDH Energy Corp, 244 brownfi eld, 133 Capitol Hill House, 345–348, C11, C12 Cecil Baker & Associates, 74 Bruce Lindsey AIA, 272–276 Carbon Disclosure Project, 89 cellulose insulation. See insulation, cellulose Brundtland Report, 43 carbon dioxide Center for Building Performance and Bruner/Cott Architects and Planners, 153–156 emissions, 5, 6, 16, 49, 169, 176, Diagnostics, 225, 287 Bruss Construction, Inc. emissions comparison between old and new Center for the Built Environment, 120–121, 178 BuildCarbonNuetral.org, 49 buildings, 8 Center for Health and the Global Environment, Builders Exchange, 120 land use impact, 15 226 Building Automation Systems, 181 from transportation, 16, 169 Center for Neighborhood Technology, 48, 51, Building Commissioning Association, 290 Carnegie Mellon University, 18, 225, 287 66–70, 132, 180–181 Building Conservation Associates, 204 Carol R. Johnson Associates, 34 Cerami, 204 BuildingGreen, 6, 140, 257 Carson, Rachel, 55, 57 Ch2M Hill, 308 Building Design + Construction, 19, 61 Cascadia Region Green Building Council. See Champlain College, 145–149 Building and Social Housing Foundation, 49 Green Building Council Chandra Goldsmith Landscape building impacts Case, Scot, 257 Architect+UrbanLab, 374 quantifi ed, 5 case studies by state and province Charles M. Salter Associates, 114, 267, 381 building information modeling, 84 British Columbia, Canada, 336, 381 Chattahoochee River, 128 Building Owners Management Association California, 111, 264, 339, 348, 378 Chelsea, Massachusetts. See Massachusetts (BOMA), 93, 289 Colorado, 77, 107, 233, 375 chemicals, toxic, 252, 333, 361 buildings Georgia, 103, 305 chemistry, green, 252 quantity, new to old, 8, 19, 253 Hawaii, 231 Cheryl Barton, 114 Bunting Coady Architects, 385 Illinois, 66, 149, 352, 371 Chesapeake Bay Foundation, 15 Burdette Kohler and Murphy Engineers, 77 Maryland, 35, 74, 244, 314 Chew, M.Y.L., 91 Burt Hill, 222 Massachusetts, 30, 39, 153, 190, 210 Chicago Bungalows, 352–354, C2, Business Place Strategies, 18 Michigan, 157 Chicago Center for Green Technology, 149–152, Businesses for an Environmentally Sustainable Minnesota, 368 225 Tomorrow, 21 Missouri, 240 Chicago City Hall, 134–135 Byerly Hall, 189 New Hampshire, 25 Chicago, Illinois. See Illinois New York, 199 Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, C-1 C2C. See Cradle to Cradle North Dakota, 277 China, 253 Cairo, Egypt, 230 Ohio, 120, 160 Cho Benn Holback + Associates, 74–77 Caldwell, Heckles and Egan, 304 Oregon, 21, 115, 309 Choen, Don, 15 California, Pennsylvania, 63, 71, 272, 301, 318 Christman Company, 159 Berkeley, 348–351 Utah, 205 cisterns, 10, 21–24, 132, 150 Los Angeles, 93, 181 Vermont, 145 Citizens National Bank Building, 234 Oakland, 264–267, 288 Washington, 345 City Beautiful, 121 Orange County, 143 case studies by use Civil and Engineering Consultants, 271 San Francisco, 111–114, 227, 378–381 academic, 195, 277, 301, 305, 318, 371, 378 Clanton & Associates, 159 Santa Monica, 86, 236–239 art studios, 272, 378 Clark Engineering, 371 Venice, 59, 339–344 assembly, 25, 115, 199, 268, 301, 314 Clean Air-Cool Planet, 171 California College of the Arts (Carroll Weisel Hall), commercial, 63, 66, 71, 74, 103, 107, 111, 149, Clean Water Act, 56 295, 378–381 160, 190, 205, 210, 231, 233, 236, 240, cleaning California Preservation Foundation, 111 244, 309, 368, 381 green, 226, 294–295, 310, 370 Calvin Engineering Associates, 209 government, 120, 190, 210, 264 impacts, 218, 225–226 Cambridge City Hall Annex, 190–194, 228 housing, 157 reducing impact, 8 Canada, 49, 50, 93, 261, 294 institution, 35, 145, 153 Clearview Project Services Company, 65, 271, Canadian Building and Health Sciences Network, interpretive, 268 276, 320 225 laboratory, 71 Cliff Niaderer, 351 Canadian Housing and Mortgage Corporation, library, 305 climate change 185 mixed use, 39, 77 evidence of, 4 Candler Library, 58, 305–308, C37, C38 recreation, 375 questioning, 2–3 Cannibals with Forks: The Triple Bottom Line of religious, 30 reasons for, 5 21st Century Business, 45 residential, 314, 336, 339, 345, 348, 352 Clipper Mill, 10, 46, 47, 219

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Club of Rome, 56 Daniel, Mann, Johnson + Mendenahall, 248 economic benefi ts of historic preservation, coal, use of and impacts, 12, 169, 176 Das, Sutapa, 91 50–53, cob construction, 22–24, 255, David Nelson & Associates, 235 Economics of Historic Preservation: A Coldham & Hartman Architects, 29 David Perry Architects, 194 Community Leader’s Guide, 50 Collaborative for High-Performance Schools, 293 Davis Design Development Corp.,41 ecosystems, 130 Collaborative Lighting, 149 Davis Langdon, 17 Ecotrust, 53, 309–314 Collers Turley Martin Tucker, 244 Dawson Wissmach Architects, 104–106 E Cube, 110 Colorado David Family Environmental Action Center, 236 Edelman Solijaga Watson, 314 Boulder, 180, 233, 378–381 daylighting, 10, 176 EDG Architects, 134, 136, 314–317, C17 Denver, 52, 77–81, 107–110 benefi ts of, 222 1875 Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, 253 Golden, 138 examples of, 22, 35–38, 60, 75, 113, 145, electricity Steamboat Springs, 290 190–194, 205–209, 212, 222–223, 228, and heat island impact, 135–136 Colorado Historical Society, 77 231–233, 236–239, 240–244, 264–267, building use, 5, 169 Columbus Downtown Development Corporation, 271–276, 368–371 effi ciency, 138, 169, 325 164 Death and Life of Great American Cities, 55, 57 from coal, 12, 169, 176 commissioning, 19–20, 29, 290–291 Declaration on the Environment, 251 water use, 127, 129, 137–138 compost, 60, 254, 294, 319 Debevoise Hall, 141 Elefante, Carl, 7, 18 composting toilets, 26, 140–141, 197 DEGW, 18 Elements, 106 Congress for the New Urbanism, 90, 236 Deloitte, 8 Elkington, John, 45 Connecticut, Demographic shifts, 16 Elkus Manfredi Architects, 164, C23 New Haven, 131 Denali National Park, 60 Elwood S. Tower Corporation, 320 Conservation Consultants, Inc. 63–64 Denver Business Journal, 77 embodied carbon, 7–8, 260–261 Conserving Energy in Historic Buildings, 20 Denver, Colorado. See Colorado, Denver embodied energy, 7, 49, 260–261 Consigli Construction, 156, 194 Denver Dry Building, 77–81 recurring, 8 Consolidated Engineering Laboratories, 267 Denver Urban Renewal Authority, 81 embodied water, 130, 260–261 construction waste. See waste Department of Defense, (U.S.), 61 EME Consulting Engineers, 70 consumption statistics, 252 Department of Energy, (U.S.) 10–11, 60, 61, 91, 92, EMH&T, 164 Contract Interior, 120 94, 138, 189, 330, Emory University, 58, 305–308, C37, C38 Cooper Roberts Simonsen Architects, 209 Department of Transportation Act, 55 Empire State Building, 171 Cornair Remodeling, 233 Desman Associates, 164 Empty Homes Agency, 49 Corrigan Company, 244 Design/build, 205–209 Endangered Species Act, 56 Cosentini Associates, 34, 213 Design with Climate, 55, 57 energy Cost of Green Revisited, 17 costs, 226 Dick Corporation, 123 behavior change, 296, 335 of built environment, 252 Dickey, Charles W., 231 building use, 5, 10, 11, 168, 173 energy & heat islands, 237 Docomomo, 358, 360 effi ciency opportunities, 171–172 green building, 17–18, 71–74 downcycling, 13, 255–256, 257 embodied, 7, 49, 130, 260–261 operations and maintenance, 286, 287–288, Downing Engineering Professional Association, household use, 323, 325 291, 296–297, 300 29 recurring embodied, 8 savings, 18, 60, 72–73, 130, 134, 144, 172, Downtown Denver Partnership, 77 renewable, 170 174–175, 181, 189, 225, 287–288, 291, draught proofi ng, 185 smackdown, 335 296–297, 300, 368 Dreyfus Chemistry Laboratories, 358 zero-carbon, 169–170, wastewater pollution, 140 DuPont, 130 zero net energy, 13 Cotter Consulting, 374 durability of materials, 6, 219, 253, 262, 294 Energy Education Consulting Co., 287, 296 Cottonwood Partners, 209 Durkee, Brown, Viveiros & Werenfels Architects, Energy, Energy Effi ciency and Renewable Energy Council of Urban Economic Development, 77 299 (eere), 138 Clune Construction Company, 374 DVI Communications, 204 Energy Information Agency (U.S.) 11, 300, 361 Cradle to Cradle, 13, 252 Dwell magazine, 262 Energy Policy Act of 2005 (U.S.), 58 Cram and Ferguson, 8, 211 Energy Savings and Performance Gains in GSA Crown Hall. See S.R. Crown Hall Earthforce, 64 Buildings, 287 Croxton Collaborative, 71–74, C30, C31 Eastern Illinois University, 144 Energy Star, 61, 91, 94, 107, 120, 181, 258, 293, CTG Energetics, 239 Eastern Village Cohousing Condominiums, 54, 296, 317, C2 Cultura Ecológica, 295 134, 136, 314–317, C17 energysmiths, 29 Cultural Landscape Foundation, 361 EBCx. See commissioning Engelberth Construction, 149 Culture of Cities, 55 ECD, 93 Engineering Ventures, 149 CX Associates, 149 eco-effi ciency, 130 English Heritage, 49, 180, 186, 328 Eco Housing Corporation/Poretsky Building Environment Canada, 218 DALI, 177–178 Group Cohousing, 317 Environmental Building News, 6, 224, 258 Dalmation Fire Protection 164 EcoLogo Program, 257, 293–294 Environmental Planning & Design, 239

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 56, 89–90, Gateway Engineers, 320 Green Communities, 89–90 94, 107, 143, 210, 217, 244–245, 252, 254, GBD Architects, 116–119, C28 GreenCorps Chicago, 149 256–257, 261–262, 289, 293–294 General Services Administration, 10, 18, 19, 61, Green Globes, 91, 93–95, 240, 260, 289, C41 Environmental Science and Technology, 180 92, 120, 173, 183, 187, 210, 287, 294 Green International Affi liates, 156 EPEAT, 293 Gensler, 18 green purchasing, 293–294 Episcopal Diocese of New York, 290 GeoDesign, 149 green roofs. See under roofs Equaris Corporation, 239 George Mason University, 335 Green Roofs for Healthy Cities, 134 ESCO, 110 Georgetown Company, 164 Green Roundtable, 102 Estes Shields, 308 Georgia, 50, 128 Green-e certifi cates, 108 ETFE, 201, 204, 230 Atlanta, 16, 58, 128, 305 green screens, 314–317 evaporative cooling, 206–209 Jekyll Island, 174 Green Seal, 258, 293 Everett/Zeigel Architects, 378 Savannah, 103–106 green teams, 296 EverGreene Studios, 123 Georgia Tech, 18 Greenhouse gas equivalencies calculator, 261 Examining the Cost of Green, 17 geothermal. See ground source heat pumps Greening of the White House, 57, 60–61 Executive Orders (U.S.), 56, 61 Gerding Theater at the Armory, 115–119, C28 Greening Government website (Canada), 294 extended producer responsibility, 256 Gerding Edlen Development, 48, 119 GreenSource Magazine, 258 Germany, 256 GreenSpec Directory, 258 Fairleigh Dickenson University Getty Conservation Institute, 174 GreenWorks, 239 Institute for Sustainable Enterprise, 297 Gibson House, 95–96 Gregory Acker Architecture, 314 fans, ceiling, 335 Gipe, Paul, 137 ground source heat pumps. See heat pumps farmland Girling, Cynthia, 224 groundwater, 30–34, 264–267 loss, 6, 15, GL&A, 114 Growing Cooler: Evidence on Urban Farr Associates, 70, 150–152 Glier, Mike, 194 Development and Climate Change, Farrand & English, 248 Global Anti-Incinerator Alliance/Global Alliance 15, 16 Faulconbridge, Jim, 368 for Incinerator Alternatives, 255 Gruzen Samton, 213 Faurot Construction, 235 global warming Guarantee Electrical, 244 Federal Energy Administration Act (U.S.), 56 evidence of, 4 Guidelines for Water Reuse, 143 Federal Energy Management Program (U.S.), 56, questioning, 2–3 GSA. See General Services Administration 58, 138, 289 reasons for, 5 Fedrizzi, Rick, 299 Glumac International, 119 HagerSmith Design, 308 Felician Sisters Convent and School, 318–320 Gone Tomorrow: The Hidden Life of Garbage, 254 Haley & Aldrich, 156 Fenway Park, 13, 297, C45 Goody Clancy, 7, 11, 31–38, 146–147, 149, 175, Halliday, Sandy, 141, 180, 182, 262 Ferraro Choi and Associates, 233 210–213, 359, 366, C13, C18, C19, C20, Hammer Design, 194 1537 Webster Street, 264–267 C24, C26, C35, C36 Hammond, Geoff, 8 fi re retardant chemicals, 220, Firm-Flatirons Company, 378 Gottfried Regenerative Home, 324, 327, 328, Hammurabi’s Code of Laws, 83 1st Team Engineering, 385 333, C14 Hancock, New Hampshire, 25 Flack and Kurtz Consulting Engineers, 114 Governor’s Energy Offi ce Colorado Energy Hanscomb Associates, 38 Florida, 128 Champion, 107 Hanscomb, Faithful & Gould, 213 fl ywheel effect, 79, 118 Grand Canyon National Park, 56, 60 Hanvey House, 336–339 food impacts, 294 Grand Rapids Community College, 287, 296 Harrier, Jack, 296 Forbes Park, 39–41, 62, 258, C39 Grant, Ulysses S., 56 Harris Center for Conservation Education, 25–29, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), certifi ed wood, Grawe, Sam, 262 140 24, 119, 243, 248, 258, 266–267, 310–314, graywater, 24, 39–41, 75, 114, 117–118, 131, 139, Harvard Green Campus Initiative, 156 336–339 142, 158, 160, 199–204, 243, 246–248, , 226 Form and Stability, 56, 57 270–271, 333 , 153–156, 189, 296 FortyEighty Architecture with Bruce Lindsey AIA, Great Britain, 49, 57 Barker Center for the Humanities, C18, C19, 274–276 Gredell & Associates, 159 C20 Forum Journal, 18 green action plan, 289–290 Green Campus Initiative, 299, 366 Four Dimensions Landscape Company, 267 Green Building Alliance, 64–65 Hawken, Paul, 297 Friends Committee on National Legislation, Green Building Challenge, 94, 111–114, Hayden McKay Lighting Design, 204 222–223, C15 Green Building Council, Health Education + Research Associates, 74 Friends of the Earth, 56 Canada, 94 Healthy Home Resources, 64 FSC. See Forest Stewardship Council Cascadia Region, 94, 140, 229, 259 Heapy Engineering, 164 fuel cells, 59, 168, 199–204 National Award for Education in Green heat islands, 132, 135, 142, 150–152, 160–164, Fujikawa Johnson Gobel Architects, 374 Building, 107 170, 221, 237, 242 FXFowle Architects, 199–204 U.S.,56, 90, 91–92, 94, 189, 256, 289, 299 heat pumps Green Building Initiative, 93, 95, 260 ground-source, 22, 30–34, 98, 148, 154, 157, Gaia Institute, 135 Green Building Services, 119, 314 168, 174, 189, 191, 199–204, 270–271, Gardner, Gerald, 323, 325–326 Green Cleaning Network, 294 314–317, 353, 370, C26

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water source, 302 Immaculate Heart of Mary Motherhouse, Journal of Building Enclosure Design, 186 heat recovery, 175, 275 157–159 J.T. Katrakis & Associates, 70 Heliodyne, 297 indigenous materials, 9, 21 JVA, 378 Heller & Metzger, 38, 213 Indoor Air Institute, 219 Hellwig, Ryan, 29 Indoor Air Quality Handbook, 221 Kabil Associates, 164 Hemmingson Construction, Inc. indoor air pollution, 217–227 Kachele Group, 320 Henry, Michael, 173 costs, 238 Kallen & Lemelson, 204 Hewlett-Packard, 18 indoor plants, 224 Kamorous-Towey Architects, 265–267, 288 H. F. Lenz Company, 271 Informed Design, 225 Karges, Bill, 368 Karges-Faulconbridge Offi ce Building, 368–371, Hill International, 204 Inland Builders, 248 C4 Hilscher Design & Ecology, 371 Institute for Human Centered Design, 300 KCA Engineers, 381 Himmerlich Associates, 244–248, Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 257 Keen Engineering, 385 Hinman Associates, 123 insulation, 183, 185–186, 326–327, 329–330, 334, KEMA Green, 267 353–354 Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission Kluczynski, John C, Federal Building, 19 cotton, 110, 114 for England. See English Heritage) Knowles, Ralph, 55, 56, 57 cellulose, 26–29, 329–330, 334 Historic New England, 329, 332 KPFF Consulting Engineers, 119, 314 fi berglass, 220 Historic Preservation: An Introduction to its Kohler and Lewis, 29 foam, 186, 329, 334, C2 History, Principles, and Practice, 96 Kroon Hall, 131 masonry walls, 105, 185–186 Historic Scotland, 185 Krueck & Sexton Architects, 371–374 Historic Sites Act, 55, 57 moisture and, 326 Kvernstoen Kehl Associates, 371 HKT Architects, 190–194, Integrated Design Associates, 267 Kyoto Protocol, 56, 183, integrated design process, 17, 21, 83–85, 309 Hoffman Construction Company, 119 integrated energy analysis, 184 HOK, 18 Lahti, Torbjorn, 86 integrated pest management, 294 Holder Construction, 308 Lake Lanier, 128 integrated project delivery, 84–85 Holistic Test and Balance, 106 LAM Partners, 164, 177 Interface Engineering, 314 Hollybourne Cottage, 174 Land of Little Rain, 142 Interfaith Works, 301–304 Holst Architecture, 53, 309–314 landscape Interior Architects, 18 drought tolerant, 22, 136. See case studies Hornsby Bend, 141 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 56, land use from new development, 6, 15 household energy consumption, 253 International Energy Agency, 167 Landworks, 156 household size, 253 International Initiative for a Sustainable Built Langan, 204 housing size, 15, 16, 253 Environment, 94 LaQuatra Bonci Associates, 276 Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse, Intuition & Logic, 244 Las Vegas, Nevada, 16 120–123, C43 Inventory of Carbon and Energy, 8 Lawrence Architectural Planning, 34, 38 Hudson Area Association Library, 44 Iowa Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 135, Humphries Poli Architects, 290 Dubuque, 89 186, 237 Huxtable, Louise, 360–361 IPCC (See Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Lazarus Building, 160–164, C21, C22, C23 hydronic systems, 26–29, 114, Change) Lea, Diane, 55 hygrothermal modeling, 184 IPD (See Integrated Project Delivery) Le Corbusier, 362 Irrigation, drip benefi ts, 136 LED, 177–178 Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects, 96, 112–114, IBC Engineering Services, 152 IRT, 184 227, 378–381,C3, C40 IBE Consulting Engineers, 344 Isles, 299 ice storage, 66–70, 180–181, 247–248 LEED, 90–92, 100, 103, 172, 256, 289, 299, 324, C5 LEED-CI, 107, 231, 233 ICE. See Inventory of Carbon and Energy Jacobs, Jane, 55, 57 LEED-CS, 160 ICLEI, International Council for Local Jacobsen Construction, 209 LEED-EB, 107, 289, 296, 365, 368 Environmental Initiatives, 45, 86, 88 Jackson, Mike, 98 LEED-NC, 115, 120, 149, 153, 157, 190, 195, Idealink Architecture, 385 James, Sarah, 86 199, 205, 210, 236, 240, 264, 268, 272, IDeAs, 267 Jean Vollum Natural Capital Center, 53, 309–314 277, 301, 305, 314, 318, 375, 381 Illinois JM Olson Corporation, 198 LEED-Neighborhood Development, 90 Chicago, 19, 132, 134–136, 149–152, 180–181, jobs created from renovation, 9 Leger Wanaselja Architecture, 252, 323, 348–351 371–374 John Canning Studio, 34, 123 Leggat McCall Properties, 34 Chicago Bungalows, 352–354, C2 Johnson Controls, 209 LeMessurier Consultants, 34 Center for Neighborhood Technology 48, 51, John W. McCormack Federal Building, 210–213, Lenz, H.F, 159, 66–70 C36 Leonardo DiCaprio e-Activism Zone, 236 Danville, 296 Jonathan Rose Companies, 81 Lerch, Bates & Associates, 213 Historic Preservation Agency, 289 Jones, Craig, 8 Lesak, John, 20, 98 Illinois Institute of Technology, 371–374 Jones, Lang, LaSalle, 93 Lever House, 362

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Levin, Hal, 219, 224 material(s) Morris, William, 263 Lewis Center, Oberlin College, 141 and energy, 255 Morrison Hershfi eld Consulting Engineers, life cycle assessment (LCA), 12, 20, 49, 93, 95, green certifi cation, 257–259 260–261 187–188, 260 embodied properties, 260–261 Morton Thomas, 38 life cycle inventory (U.S.), 260 hygroscopic, 221 Moule & Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, light shelves, 176 indigenous,9, 21, 26–29 239 Lila Fendrick Landscape Architects, 317 low-maintenance, 258, 262 Mount Vernon Ladies Association, 55 Limits to Growth, 56 rapidly renewable, 259 Mumford, Lewis, 55 Lincoln Scott, 233 raw, 5, 252 Murase & Associates, 119 Lion House (Bronx Zoo), 59, 168, 199–204, recycled, 26–29 230, C9 Red List, 259 Nabih Youssef & Associates, 239 Living Building Challenge, 91, 94, 229 renewable, 26–29 Naito Development, 314 Liz Pritchett Associates, 149 repairable, 9, 262 National Association of Home Builders, 328 Llewellyn-Howley, 149 salvaged, 21 National Audubon Society, 55 L. N. Consulting, 149 social inequity, 113 National Environmental Education and Training Local Governments for Sustainability. See ICLEI strategy, 24 Foundation, 296 long life/loose fi t, 10, 11 Matero, Frank, 62 National Environmental Policy Act, 56, 57–58 Los Angeles. See California McGraw Hill Construction, 172 National Geographic Society Building, 365 low-density development material use, 253 McDonough, William, 13, 198, 252 National Historic Preservation Act, 47, 53, 55, low-impact site design, 132 McGinnis Construction, 348 57, 95 Lovins, Amory, 171 McKay Lodge Fine Arts Conservation Laboratory, National Institute of Building Sciences, 101, 218, Lovins, L. Hunter, 252 123 National Institute of Standards and Technology McKinsey Global Energy and Materials, 171 Building and Fires Research Laboratory, Mackey Mitchell Associates, 244 McKissick Associates, 301–304, C34 260 Maintaining the Exterior of Small and Medium McClier Preservation Group, 374 National Park Service, 55. 57, 84, 92, 95, 97, 289 Size Historic Buildings, 20 Mechanical and Electrical Equipment for Preservation Briefs, 20, 56, 220, 290–291 maintenance plans, 289–290 Buildings, 14 Recent Past Initiative, 357 Managing Change: Sustainable Approaches Meinecke-Johnson Company, 280 National Register of Historic Places, 95 to the Conservation of the Built Melaver, 103–106 National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Environment, 62 Melissa McDonald Metalworks, 351 138, 260 Mankiewicz, Paul S., 135 mercury, 5, 252 National Research Council, 252 Mannik & Smith Group, 159 Meridian Construction Company, 317 National Science Foundation, 299 Marshall Tyler Rausch, 271 methane emissions, 5, 6, 254 National Trust for Historic Preservation, 15, 47, Mary Channing Wister School, 71 MFI Construction, 106 51, 55, 56, 59, 77, 89, 111–114, 185, 324, Maryland, 50 Michael J. Burns Architects, 277–280 328, 361 Annapolis, 35 Michael Kokayko, 276 Main Street Program, 56, 298 Baltimore, 15, 133, 219, 244 Michigan, 133 National Trust, UK, 57 Brewers Hill, 74–77 Ann Arbor, 195 Clipper Mill, 10, 46, 47, 133 Monroe, 98, 157–159 Natural Capital Center, 309–314 Natty Boh Building, 74–77, C32 University of, 18, 195 Natural Resources Defense Council, 56, 90, Silver Spring, 54, 134, 136, 314–317 Mies van der Rohe. See van der Rohe, Mies 236–239, 297 suburbs expansion, 15 Minnesota Natty Boh Building, 74–77 Mason, Randall, 50 Roseville, 368, C4 Natural Capitalism Solutions, 252 Massachusetts Ministry of Justice (U.K.), 172–173, 229 Natural Resources Canada, 94 Arlington, 335 Missouri, Natural Step, The, 86–88, 115, Boston, 8, 11, 30–34, 95–96, 130, 142, 175, Kansas City, 184 The Natural Step for Communities: How Cities 210, 335, 363 Overland, 240 and Towns Can Change to Sustainable Boston Back Bay Architectural District, 95 MIT, 18, 186, 358–359 Practice, 86 Boston Back Bay National Register District, Mitchell|Giurgola Architects, 357, 362 Naval Academy, U.S., 35–38, C13 95 mixed-mode ventilation, 178 Naval Facilities, 61 . 359–360 Moe, Richard, 47, 51, 86, 102, 360 NCARB monograph, 291 Cambridge, 153–156, 190–194, 335 mold, 220–221, 334 Nevada Chelsea, 39–41, 62 moisture control (also see insulation), 111, 220, Las Vegas, 16 Medford, 335 291, 334, 347 Nevue Ngan Associates, 314 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), 18, moisture transfer in materials, 220 New Energy from Old Buildings, 56, 59 186, 358–359 Montgomery Park Business Center, 244–248, C16 New Hampshire Massachusetts State House, 7 Moody/Nolan, 164 Hancock, 25 Massachusetts State Transportation Building, 175 Morabito Consultants, 248 University of, 132

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New Mexico permeable, 22–24, 132–133, 142, 267 Pugh+Scarpa Architects, 59, 286, 339–344, C33 Santa Fe, 15 PayneCrest, 244 Public Buildings Cooperative Use Act, 59 New York Peacock, Randy, 103 Public Lands Initiative, 55 Brooklyn, 253 Pearl Street Mall Properties, 233–235 PVC, 188, 219 New York City, 130, 134–135, 141, 199 Pearson, Richard J., 182 New York City Soil and Water Conservation Pennsylvania, 85 Q-Dot, 276 District, 135 Coraopolis, 318–320 Quernnell Rothschild, 204 New Tricks with Old Bricks, 8, 49 Harrisburg, 301–304 Quinn Evans|Architects, 7, 194–198, New Urbanists, 358 Mill Run, 268–271 night cooling, 22 Pittsburgh, 63–65, 86, 272–276, C1 radiant systems, 22, 39–41, 179, 194–198, night fl ushing of air, 22 Philadelphia, 71–74 339–348, 371–374, 378–381 Nitsch Engineering, 34 Philadelphia expansion, 15 rain gardens. See water nitrous oxide emission, 5, 6 Pennsylvania Environmental Council, 71 Rains Committee, 57 noise, 226–227 Pennsylvania Green Building Operations and rainwater. See water Noise Pollution Clearinghouse, 227 Maintenance Manual, 293 rapidly renewable resources, 14, 16, 259 North Boulder Recreation Center, 375–378 Pennsylvania Resources Council, 64–65 Rappaport, Nina, 362 North Carolina, 128 pentagon, 60 RDK Engineers, 213 North Dakota People’s Food Co-op, 21–25, 139, 255 Recommissioning, 19–20 Fargo, 277–280 Perkins Eastman Architects, 318–320 recycling, 13, 255–256. See also materials, North Dakota State University, 277–280 Perry Hall. See Roger H. Perry Hall recycled Northwest Solar Center, 348 Perry Rose LLC, 81 Reeve & Associates, 209 Notari Associates, 248 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania regenerative design, 9, 14, 39–41 Nottingham Brook Pennington, 308 expansion of, 15 Regenisis, Inc, 14 NREL. See National Renewable Energy Philadelphia Forensic Science Center, 71–74, Renaissance Hall, 277–280 Laboratory C30, C31 renovation NSW Heritage Offi ce, 289 Philbrick, Kendl P., 244 impacts compared to new, 8, 13 Phoenix, Arizona, 16 repairability Oberlin College, 141 Phoenix Builders, 70 advantages of, 9, 262, 334 Obrecht Commercial Development, 77 photovoltaics, 179–180 Research-Design Connections, 225 photovoltaic systems, 26–29, 64, 67, 69, 96, occupant satisfaction, 229–230 retail buildings, 21 113, 152, 172, 191, 194, 197, 237, 328, Ohio, ReUse People of America, 257 336–348, C3, C11, C33, C45 Cleveland, 120–123 Rhode Island phthalates, 219 Columbus, 160–164 Block Island, 263 phytoremediation, 136–137 Ohio Historic Preservation Offi ce, 120 Providence, 135, 142, 172 Pittsburgh Glass Center, 272–276, C42 Oikos Green Building Source, 258 Rhoads Construction, 378 Placeworks LLC, 267 Okrent Associates, 150 Richard Bolling Federal Building, 184 Plant Construction, 114 Old Executive Offi ce Building, 57 Richardson, H. H.,31 Playbook for Green Buidlings + Neighborhoods, Olgyay, Alddar, 55, 57 River Notes: The Dance of Herons, 144 88–89 Olgyay, Victor, 55, 57, 171 R K Consulting, 317 PLEA. See Passive and Low Energy Architecture Oliver & Company, 381 RM Design, 248 Pope Associates, 371 RMF Engineering, 248 OLMM Consulting Engineers, 267 Pope John Paul II, 251 Robert Freundlich & Associates, 385 Omicron AEC, 339 Portland General Electric, 25 Rocky Mountain Institute, 171 operations and maintenance manuals, 24 Portland Historic Rehabilitation Fund, 115, 119 Roger H. Perry Hall, 145–149 Oregon Portland, Oregon, 21, 48, 53, 115–119 Portland, 21, 48, 53, 87, 115–119, 309–314 Offi ce of Sustainable Development, 25 Rogers, Heather, 254 Ortega Consulting, 74 post-occupancy surveys, 19 Rolf Jensen Associates, 38, 123, 149, 213 ORW Landscape Architects, 148–149 Potomac Electric Power Company, 61 Rockcastle, Garth, 54 Osten, Robert J. Jr., 177 precautionary principle, 20, 182–183 Rohen, Ophir, 345–348 Our Common Future, 43 Preservation Briefs. See National Park Service Rolf Sauer & Partners, 159, 320 Ove Arup. See Arup Preservation of Modern Architecture, 357 roofs, OWP&P Architects, 152 President’s Council on Sustainable green, 22, 132–135, 151, 160–164, 211, ozone, 213 Development, 56, 244–248, 311–312, 314–317, C23, C36 Park, Sharon C., 111, 220, 289 Presidio, 60 green roof tax credit, 135 Parks Canada, 261 Prisco, Serena, Sturm Architects, 152 insulation, 183 Passive and Low Energy Architecture (PLEA), 230 product certifi cation, 257–259 slate, 9 passive survivability, 10, 26–29, 35–38, 173–174 productivity and indoor environments, 224–225 soybean, 242 Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople, 251 Project & Construction Services, 123 Roof Spec, 371 paving Prudon, Theodore H.M., 357, 367 Roofscapes Inc., 164

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Ross, Diane, 49 Solar Umbrella House, 59, 286, 339–344, C33 Swenson Say Faget, 348 Ross, Susan, 362 SOLARC Architecture and Engineering, Inc. Syska Hennessy Group, 239 Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, 176, 183 Sota Construction Services, 320 Rudolf, Paul, 360, 363 South Carolina, 128 Tai + Lee Architects, 65 Rumsey Engineers, 267 Charleston, 55 Tanner Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects, 227 Rypkema, Donovan, 50, 100 South Providence Development Corporation, 135 Taylor, Thomas, 240 South Willard Street National Historic District, Taylor Engineering, 198, 267 SafeLawns, 333 146 tax credits, 52, 56, 75, 78, 87, 96–97, 102, 103, Sako Associates, 213 space utilization, 18 115–116, 134, 205–206, 277–280, C27, Salant, Io, 345–348 Spangler, Jerry, 58 C28, C32 San Francisco. See California Spaulding & Slye Colliers, 18 Tax Reform Act of 1976, 56 Santos and Usrurita, 351 Spectrum Engineering, 152, 209 Terra Engineering, 152 SAR Engineering, 38 Spire Solar Chicago, 150, 152 Terra Nova Ventures, 248 Savannah, Georgia. See Georgia sprawl, 16 Texas, 50 SBTool, 91, 94 Sprung Construction, 110 Austin, 141 Scarda Engineers, 77 SQLA, 344 TG Construction, 239 Scarpa, Lawrence, 339, 340 S. R. Crown Hall, 139, 371–374, C8 thermal bridging, 24 Schachinger Group, 164 S. T. Dana Building, 141, 179, 195–198, 287,C7 thermal ice storage, 69 Schiff & Associates, 123 St. Charles Town Company, 110 thermal storage of building mass, 179 Schooley Caldwell Associates, 164 St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, 292, 301–304, example of, 22, 40–41 Scientifi c Certifi cation Systems, 293 C34 thermal transfer, 184 Scowcroft Building, 205–209, C27 Sustainable Construction, 262 thermography, 184, Thomas Hacker Architects, 87, C5 Sebesta Blomberg, 194 Stangenwald Building, 231 Thoreau Center Partners, 114 Seattle, Washington. See under Washington STARS, 90 Thoreau Center for Sustainable Design, 96, Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the State Historic Preservation Offi ce, 97 111–114, 227, 257, C3, C40 Treatment of Historic Properties, 56, Steingraber, Sandra, 188 Thorton Tomasetti Group, 371 96–98, 104, 120, 273,C3 Stern, Paul, 323, 325–326 3D Building Solutions, LLC, 8 Sedovic, Walter, 44, 253, 263 Steven Tipping and Associates, 114 Timmons Design Engineers, 198 SENSOR, 226 Steven Winter Associates, 164 Tishman Construction, 213 service life and sustainability, 219, 253, 258, Stipe, Robert E., 95 Tishman Construction Corporation of California, 260–263, 334 ST Microelectronics, 130 239 17 Gordon Avenue, 135, 142, 172 Stockholm Water Award, 143 TNS. See Natural Step Sharp, Leith, 299 Stock & Associates, 244 Todd, John, 141 Shaw Nature Reserve, 244 Stone, Edward Durell, 365 toilets, composting, 26, 140–141, 197 Shawmut Design & Construction, 34, 156, 295, StopWaste.org, 264–267, 288 Toxic Report Inventory, 252 ShearsAdkins Architects 110 stormwater management, 22–24, 30–34, 75, T. Q. Construction, 339 SHPO See State Historic Preservation Offi ce 116–118, 129, 131–134, 139, 146, transit-oriented design (TOD), 11–12, 15, 16 Sieben Energy Associates, 152 149–152, 157–159, 160–164, 309–317, transportation Sierra Club, 55 368–371, 375–378, 381–385 incentives for non-car, 22, 192–193, 306 Silent Spring, 55, 57 Straube, John, 175, 186 transportation energy intensity, 6, 20 Simon and Associates, 114 Student Energy Waste Watch Challenge, 296 transportation impacts, 3, 6, 15, 16 Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate heart of Studios Architecture, 18 TransSolar, 374 Mary Motherhouse, 98–100, Stuever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, 10, 46, 47, 74, 77, Treadwell & Rollo, 267 Site Design Group, 152 133, 297, C10, C45 in the City of Boston, 30–34, 142, Skidmore Owings and Merrill, 379 STV Engineers, 77 C24, C25, C26 SLAM Collaborative, 305–308 sulfur dioxide emissions, 6 triple bottom line, 44–52 Smart Growth, 14, 16 Suffolk Construction Co., 213 Trustees of Reservations, 57 Smith, Baird, 56 Sun, Wind, Water, 55, 57 Tudi Mechanical Systems, 65, 276 SMP Architects, 159 Sunde Land Surveying, 371 Turner Construction Company, 164 social sustainability, 21–24 Supersky, 123 2030 Challenge, 12 Solaire, The, 141 SustainAbility, 45 Tylk Gustafson Reckers Wilson and Andrews, 152 solar chimney, 21–24, 345–348 Sustainability Matters, 19 Tyler, Norman, 96 Solar Design Associates, 239 sustainable design (defi nition), 43, 61 ULI. See Urban Land Institute solar energy. See photovoltaic sustainable development, 43, 61 United Nations, 3, 4, 128, 183 solar heat gain, 22, 255 Sustainable Design Consulting, 317 building renovations, 362 solar hot water, 297, 327, 339–344, 375–381 Sustainaissance International, 65, 276 Conference on Environment and solar shading, 181, 371–374 Sutton Kennerly & Associates, 308 Development, 44

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Conference on the Human Environment, Vinokur-Pace Engineering Services, 74 Weidlinger Associates, 194, 213 43, 56 Viridian Energy and Environment, 213, 291 Western Michigan Environmental Action Environment Programme, 168 Viridian Landscape Studio, 159 Council, 133 Habitat II Conference, 44 VOC. See volatile organic compounds Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, 85, 91, Third International Conference on Urban volatile organic compounds, 218–219 268–271 Regeneration and Sustainability, 44 Westlake Reed Leskosky, 120–123.C43 Water for Life, 128 Wadley, Dave, 25 wetland, 158, 243 World Commission on Environment and Wake and Bake Landscape, 351 Whitaker Street Building, 103–106, Development, 43 walkability, 11–12, 15, 21 White House. See Greening of the White House World Congress of Local Governments, 88 Wall Street Journal, 219 Whiting-Turner, 38 World Summit on Sustainable Development, Walsh Construction Company, 314 Whole Building Design Guide, 61, 101, 258–259, 56 Walter Cudnohufsky Associates, 29 289 universal design, 300, 314–317 Washington, whole system design, 171–172 University of Bath, 8 Seattle, 130, 345–348 Whole Earth Catalog, 56 University of California Berkeley, 18 Washington, DC, 222 Wildlife Conservation Society, 204, University of Michigan, 18, 141, 179, 195–198, waste William McDonough & Partners, 198 287, C7 composting, 254 Wilson, Alex, 6, 256, 324, 333 University of Minnesota, 95, 186, 260 construction, 5, 254, 256 Wilczynski, Pam, 120 Center for Sustainable Building Research, greenhouse gas impacts, 254 Wind Energy Comes of Age, 137 186, household, 253 wind generaton University of New Hampshire incinerators, 254–255 on-site, 39–41, 240–244, C39 Stormwater Center, 132 landfi lls, 254 windows, 9, 186–188, 334 Student Energy Waste Watch material, 253 Crown Hall, 371–374 Challenge, 296 recovery, 253 draught proofi ng, 185 University of Pennsylvania, 50 transport, 254 fi lm, 109 University of Victoria, 49, 381–385 U.S. municipal solid waste, 254 steel, 245–246 University of Waterloo, 176 Waste Management, 297 storefront, 105 Urban Design Group, 79–81 Waste Systems, 344 triple-glazed, 26 Urban Land Institute, 15, 77, 115 water strategies for improvement, 327, U.S. Conference of Mayors Climate Protection availability, 127, 328 331–332 Agreement, 89 building use, 5 wood restored, 278 USGBC. See Green Building Council cooling towers, 138–139, 143 Winston & Associates, 378 U.S. General Services Administration, 10, 18, 19, condensate return, 143 Wisconsin, 61, 92, 120, 173, 183, 187, 210, 287, 294 costs, 130–131, Madison, 86 U.S. Geological Survey, 137, 252 diseases, 128 With Heritage So Rich, 47, 57 U.S. Green Building Council. See Green Building droughts, 128 Wolf, Carl, 15 Council embodied, 130, 260–261 wood-pellet boiler, 26, 28 U.S. Mayors Climate Protection Agreement, 87 household use, 328, 333 wood pellet fuel, 26–29 Utah industry, 128 Workplace 20-20, 18, 19 Ogden, 205–209 lawsuits, 128 World Business Council for Sustainable loss from leaks, 5, 138 Development, 171 VAC Systems, 371 rain gardens, 21–24, 133, 139, 150 World Health Organization, 224, 226–227 Vancouver Island Technology Park, 381–385 rainwater collection w/cisterns, 10, 21–24, WUFI, 184, Van de Kamp Bakery Building, 93 132, 150 van der Rohe, Mies, 19, 139 rainwater harvesting, 21–24, 30–34, 131, 139, xeriscaping, 24, 134, 142, 154, 270–271 Vaughn, Jeff, 339 163, 243, 320 XTen Architects, 181 ventilation rainwater, legal issues, 142 air quality, 220–221 savings, 61 , 335 natural, 10, 22, 24, 39–41, 227, 236–239 scarcity, 128 Forestry and Environmental Studies, 131 passive, 221 stormwater. See stormwater management Yellowstone National Park, 55, 60 vermicomposting, 24 Water: From Trouble to Treasure, 132 Yost, Peter, 8, 262 Vermont Law School, 141 Water echnology, 378 Vermont watersheds, 130 Zabaldo, Ann, 317 Burlington, 145–149 WateReuse Association, 143 Zero-carbon energy, 169 South Royalton, 141 Waveguide Consulting, 308 Zero net energy (ZNE), 13, 189 Vertegy, 244 Weavertown Group, 271 Zimmerman, Sally, 329

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