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Glenn Rescalvo, a principal at Handel Architects, discusses the rewards of a ‘developer orientation,’ San Francisco’s new LEED Platinum residences, and his boutique wine operation More
Preserving its 1920s facade and filling its guest rooms with organic and recycled materials, Hotel Felix snagged the title of first LEED-Silver hotel in Chicago and has created an entire environmental culture More
With a mandate for spectacle, Fisher Marantz Stone dims the lights for the Marquee Nightclub and Dayclub, a, yes, spectacular but also surprisingly energy efficient Las Vegas hotspot More
Go inside what once was an Art Deco building in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, where Gensler’s Hotel Palomar Philadelphia delivers both luxury and sustainability More
Citing a compelling return on investment as well as accordance to his company’s core values, Concord Hospitality’s Tim Osiecki explains why it’s good business to invest in green hotels More
Boston’s hippest hospitality space isn’t a hotel. It’s Hostelling International’s design-forward boutique hostel, which reused a 19th-century office building and is set to blow away the state’s energy codes. More
The 20-year-old 1201 Third Avenue was already so efficient that a minimal renovation earned Wright Runstad & Company a LEED-EBOM Platinum certification for its iconic Seattle office building More
Designers and others are looking at bagasse, the fibrous byproduct of sugarcane processing, as the next big building material. But it hasn’t yet earned a clean bill of health. More
Millard T. Pratt could be called the Thomas Edison of architecture. The sole proprietor of MTP Architects discusses his career, his focus on sustainability, and his big win with a Traxon LED concept. More
Using plants and trees from every stage of the lifecycle, Buck O’Neill Builders pulls out all the stops—and all their wood scraps—for its new, contemporary, healthful office space More
