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There’s a reason California is known for producing some of the world's finest wine.

The original barrel roof on the Waxahachie Civic Center in Waxahachie, Texas, was improperly installed.

The Northeast Kingdom is the name given to the northeast corner of the state of Vermont.

The first RIP-IT face guard was originally developed by Mike Polstein in his garage after his daughter Lauren was hit in the face by a low pitch that dropped off the top of her bat.

Los Angeles Trade Technical College recently completed a remarkable transformation of its Learning Resource Center.

As architects and designers continue to migrate toward natural and eco-friendly products, real natural slate has recently hit the options list for exterior cladding.

After two years of demolishing a 50-year-old graveled coal tar pitch roof, workers capped off Chicago’s James W. Jardine Water Filtration Plant with 10.3 acres of Flex FB Elvaloy KEE thermoplastic membrane.

The Chappellet Winery sits on picturesque Pritchard Hill, near St. Helena, in California’s famed Napa Valley.

Through private financing – the hot trend, and nearly only route, for implementing energy conservation measures – reducing energy spend and shrinking the environmental footprint of federal real estate in the wake of dwindling budgets, three USGC sites in Puerto Rico are proving net-zero status is possible for military facilities.