Zero Energy Rental Townhouses
The Walk offers residents an all-electric, sun-powered lifestyle and wins a Green Builder Home of...
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.
A House for All Seasons
Off grid, and made with low-maintenance materials, Upland Road House raises the resilience bar and...
Green Home of the Year: Energy-Efficient Compact House
Above-and-beyond energy saving features in this cost-effective New Zealand home won over Green Home...
How Can We Design Pandemic-Ready Student Housing?
When students finally go back to college campus communities, what kind of housing should they move...
Sustainable U.S. Cities of 2021: Vanguards of Hope
These three cities illustrate how to keep greening, even in the most trying of times. With all of...
Builders Market Hard to Millennials—For Good Reason
Millennials reign supreme in the hearts and minds of builders. Here’s how they are changing home...
Gene Myers: Fearless Leader
Gene Myers and Thrive Home Builders raise the bar on high-performance housing by “just doing the...
Creating the Best Home Office
With more people than ever are shifting to full-time, in-house work, many household office designs...
A Not-So-Instantaneous Solar Tech
Before a plan to help control global warming can work, people need to reduce air pollution. Solar...
Companies Release Corporate Sustainability Stories In Droves
An increasing number of building manufacturers are getting the word out about their commitment to...
A Ranch for the Ages
The choice of residential metal roofing and other super-durable materials raises the bar on this...
San Francisco Bids Goodbye to Natural Gas
The city’s ban will require electric appliances in all new construction as of 2021.
Study: Baby Boomers Most Likely to Act on Climate Change
Stand aside, millennials—when it comes to real change, baby boomers tend to take more real steps...