Incremental Cost,
Measurable Saving by Dana Bourland
Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria, a first-of-its-kind study showing the cost effectiveness of meeting the Enterprise Green Communities Criteria
This document is a compilation of model specifications used to integrate green building strategies in single family rehabilitation projects. The specs are designed to meet the 2008 Green Communities Criteria.
Breathe-Easy Homes ease asthma symptoms in High Point's low-income children2009, by Tom Phillips
“Breathe-Easy” homes are designed for families who suffer from asthma or other respiratory illnesses to minimize their symptoms and enhance their health.
Sharing the Benefits of Building Green - A Study of the High Point Community
City planners, architects, and builders are responding to the threats posed by climate change by exploring new methods to conserve natural resources and create
more sustainable communities.
Takoma Park Preservation encompass 75 rental homes in four buildings, with updated plumbing
and electrical systems, refurbished exteriors and all-new kitchens and bathrooms.
Intervale Green offers healthy, beautiful, low-cost rental homes to approximately 400 people, one-third of whom move in directly from homeless shelters.