Resilient House: Ready for the Next One
The road to Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery has led to Mi Casa Resistente, a catastrophe-ready...
Alan Naditz
Alan Naditz is managing editor of Green Builder Magazine. He has covered numerous industries in his extensive career, including residential and commercial construction, small and corporate business, real estate and sustainability.
SIPs Goes Mainstream Green
The Bunker Residence’s sustainable assets are found above and below ground. When it comes to the...
Sustainable Duplex Design
SYMBI’s Duplex One brings a sustainable two-step to the Washington, D.C. housing market. What good...
Beauty with a Net-Zero Energy Conscience
More than just a stellar design feat, this modern masterpiece proves that net-zero performance and...
A House With No Connection to the Outside World
The “Wattage Cottage” offers a glimpse of what one day might be the sustainable features of every...
2022 Green Builder Sustainable Products of the Year
Greenhouse gases have the world holding its breath. But some companies are working to clear the...
2022 Sustainable Cities of the Year
As we pass the sober benchmarks of the climate crisis, decarbonization has become a rallying cry...
Net-Zero Passive-Style House Wins Top Sustainability Award
Felicity House shines above its peers, thanks to optimized insulation, durable roofing, and synergy...
Green Home of the Year Awards 2022 Judges
Green Builder Media’s awards program would not be possible without the tireless work and excellent...
Sustainability Superhero
Here are Tim O’Brien’s three keys to success: planning, open mindedness, and sharing with you know....
Can a Home Last 200 Years?
With walls and roof clad in aluminum, this ultra-modern home aims for record-setting durability....
National Windmill Plan Takes Shape
The Biden Administration says offshore turbines will help make the United States clean-powered by...
Oklahoma Eyes Electricity Transition Fee
Natural gas customers would be billed almost $1,400 to switch to all-electric service. Oklahoma’s...