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The Value of Solar

Anthony J. Summers LEED AP
March 7, 2011
The Arlington Grove neighborhood in north St. Louis has seen its share of hard times in recent years, but through the efforts of the community’s dedicated church officials, residents and aldermen, plus developer McCormack Baron Salazar, KAI Design & Build, the City of St. Louis and the St. Louis Housing Authority, its future is looking brighter and greener.
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White Elastomeric Roof coatings

George Daisey
February 7, 2011
Most people have heard the terms acrylic, polymer, elastomeric and reflective. Some terms may seem obvious while others may or may not be understood at all. All polymers are not acrylic, and all acrylics are not appropriate for all applications. 
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Green Shipping

Mark J. Frisch AIA, LEED
February 3, 2011
The new FedEx Cargo Facility at O’Hare Airport in Chicago is an impressive design response to the sustainable vision promoted by the City of Chicago’s O’Hare Modernization Program (OMP).   
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Room to Grow

Anna Suardini ASLA, GRP
February 3, 2011
As the demand for locally grown produce increases, urban communities are becoming more and more creative in finding ways to meet that demand. Urban agriculture can be as simple as windowsill herb gardens or as vast and vibrant as large community gardens that encompass entire city blocks.  
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Residential Roofs Can Be Cool, Too

Tom Watts
December 1, 2010
Rod Menzel takes pride in keeping GreatWay Roofing of Moorpark, Calif. on the cutting edge of performing “green” work that coincides with continuous up-to-date changes in Title 24.
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Project Profile: The Art of Retrofit Roofing

December 1, 2010
The historic Kent County Administration Building in Grand Rapids, Mich., began its road to renovation with a new roofing system specified to replace an aging modified bitumen roofing system.
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State-of-the-Art Roofing for State-of-the-Art Condenser Manufacturer

December 1, 2010
Indiana Tube Corporation is the largest supplier of refrigeration condensers in North America and one of the major suppliers of small diameter, single-wall, low carbon steel tubes. Its products are used by major OEMs around the world in a wide range of industries including automotive, appliance, refrigeration, lawn and garden equipment, off-road vehicles and heavy equipment.
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Post Office Roof Gets Stamp Of Approval

Chris King
October 12, 2010

When you think of commercial buildings in midtown Manhattan, green space isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. However, that might be changing. When it came time to replace


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Roofing In America? He Wrote The Book

Chris King
October 12, 2010
Roof consultant Mark Kelly has more than 30 years of experience in the design, construction, restoration and preservation of buildings, and his experiences inspired him to write an in-depth look at the U.S.
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A Team Effort

Craig Nelson
August 24, 2010
Vegetated, white and photovoltaic roof systems work together for roofing manufacturer.
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