“Hotels have an opportunity to serve as educators.”
Patricia Griffin, President of the "Green" Hotels Association shares some insight into the sustainable side of hotels
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Spotlight: Inspiration Kitchens
Wheeler Kearns Architects had to make this food-service training facility as space-efficient as possible
Driving Innovation
Demattei Wong Architecture designs car rental facilities for airports to reduce their overall carbon footprints
Bet on the House
Rivers Casino is setting a trend with its LEED Gold-certified casino in Des Plaines, Illinois
“We’ve got a long way to go in Atlantic City.”
Thomas Sykes of SOSH Architects talks about green building in Atlantic City
Taming the Desert for Disadvantaged Families
Brooks + Scarpa helps bring affordable housing to an area that averages 108 degrees in the summer
Is Greening Hospitality as Simple as Better Bins?
T2 Site Amenities fills a necessary niche in the industry by offering beautiful recycling options
New Kid on the Block
When it opened in 2009 in Chicago, eco-boutique Hotel Felix became the first LEED-Silver hotel in the city
Lights Out, Sin City
Fisher Marantz Stone dims the lights for the Marquee Nightclub and Dayclub, a spectacular new Las Vegas hotspot
Hotel Palomar Philadelphia
Gensler takes what once was an Art Deco building in Philadelphia and creates an upscale, energy-efficient icon