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Affordable Energy Efficient Housing Vital for Urban Redevelopment
Diverse housing stock will play an important role in the neighborhood revitalization strategy.
BeltLine Urban Redevelopment Connects Atlanta Neighborhoods
The BeltLine will connect 45 neighborhoods with trails and parks and has a focus on affordable housing as part of the redevelopment project.
Moving to High Performance Home Building is Worth the Learning Curve
As home energy codes drive performance, builders will have to find ways to build homes that meet those codes.
Award Winning Home Builder Still Learning New Ways to Excel
The value of the EEBA High Performance Home Summit for builders is in the gathering of like-minded pros to share the latest knowledge.
Home Builder Embraces Green Building Responsibility
Once the company found there was a better way to build homes, they simply made that standard practice.
Atlanta Builder Learns A Better Way to Build
Once builders learn there's a way to build a better building, there's no turning back.
Building a Brand May Be the Biggest Challenge for Builders
While more buyers are making home performance a part of their decision process, a home has to offer more than that.
Denver Home Builder Transitioned To High Performance Homes To Thrive In The Market
Thrive Home Builders, an award-winning residential builder, began offering solar power on its homes to stand out in the competitive Denver market.
Home Builders Share Hard Won Knowledge at EEBA
The 2017 Energy & Environmental Building Alliance (EEBA) High Performance Home Summit in Atlanta drew builders and other professionals to share their knowledge.
Habitat for Humanity Adopts High Performance Home Building
Low cost of living is just as important as the purchase cost.
Wall Assembly Study Will Guide Builders on Moisture Management
Home builders are understandably reluctant to adopt the latest technology without knowing how it may perform over the long term.
Interest in ICFs Growing as Builders Look for High Performance Options
As energy codes and consumer interest drive growth in high-performance home buildings, insulated concrete forms provide an attractive alternative to wood-frame construction.
ICFs Turning Up in Award Winning Homes
For builders looking for ways to create high-performance homes efficiently, insulated concrete forms may be the answer. As the name implies, ICFs are EPS foam forms filled with concrete to form walls and foundations for home residential and commercial buildings....
High-performance products make builders' lives easier
Huber uses collaboration to increase relevancy in industry
EEBA Gathers Like-Minded Building Pros
At the 2017 Energy & Environmental Building Alliance High-Performance Home Summit in Atlanta, building professionals gathered to share information on the latest trends and technology.
Air and Water Management Solves High Performance Home Challenges
Build tight and ventilate right is the mantra of high performance home building, but actually pulling that off can be challenging for builders.
Manufacturers Value EEBA Summit to Listen to Customers
This year's event used a new format of summits to give builders, manufacturers, raters, code officials and other professionals the opportunity to share tips and challenges with their peers.
New Fan Technology Battles Ventilation Problems Plaguing Home Builders
While a home may be built with adequate ventilation strategies according to current building codes, performance may vary in the actual installation.
Builder Steps Up for Zero Energy Ready Subdivision
The homes are pre-wired for solar so buyers can opt to go fully net-zero energy.
Building Codes Driving Builders to Seek High Performance Options
While many municipalities are still using the 2009 Energy Codes, the 2018 editions are under preparation for use in the residential building industry.
