Suffolk Community College gold LEED certified
Suffolk County Community College has been awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design gold certification for its Workforce Development and Technology Center. The school on Thursday was set to...
View ArticleViana Hotel in Westbury gets Energy Star label
The Viana Hotel and Spa in Westbury has received the Energy Star label from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy, a designation that recognizes top-performing...
View ArticleAxis, NS-LIJ get platinum rating for Katz Women’s Hospital
Hauppauge-based Axis Construction has earned a platinum LEED certification for its work on the Katz Women’s Hospital, part of a recently completed $50 million project inside the 5-story building at...
View ArticleGBC-LI delivers green training for builders
As awareness and demand for sustainable building and remodeling grows in the region, construction companies and others are taking steps to ensure their staffs have the knowledge and skills to keep...
View ArticleCenacle Sisters convent earns LEED Gold rating
The Cenacle Sisters recently earned LEED Gold certification for its new 45,920-square-foot retreat center and convent in Ronkonkoma. The two-story building replaced the former retreat house that was...
View ArticleQ&A: Russell Albanese, Albanese Organization
At the helm of his family’s 64-year-old real estate development business, Russell Albanese has more than 30 years experience in planning, designing and constructing office and residential buildings,...
View ArticleNY B Corps look past profit on the bottom line
The benefit corporation status is meant to give firms legal protection from shareholders who might claim executives operating under motives other than profit are shirking their fiduciary responsibility.
View ArticleHampton Bays Middle School a green leader
The East End of Long Island is known as one of the birthplaces of the environmental movement, when suburban sprawl in the 1970s bumped up against a near pristine region of clean water and healthy...
View ArticleIt’s easier being green
While costs have come down, and no one disagrees with the importance of using finite resources like energy and water efficiently, the commercial real estate industry nonetheless continues to adjust to...
View ArticleActive design aids office worker health
Medical researchers say the modern office worker pattern – drive to work, ride elevators to offices, sit all day – contributes to the epidemics of obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
View ArticleNew York ranked 5th for green building
The U.S. Green Building Council has ranked New York State fifth for green building on its list of top 10 states for 2013.
View ArticleCanon USA headquarters certified LEED Gold
Canon U.S.A.’s Melville headquarters has been awarded LEED Gold certification – the largest commercial property on Long Island to achieve that designation.
View ArticleGBC-LI delivers green training for builders
As awareness and demand for sustainable building and remodeling grows in the region, construction companies and others are taking steps to ensure their staffs have the knowledge and skills to keep...
View ArticleCenacle Sisters convent earns LEED Gold rating
The Cenacle Sisters recently earned LEED Gold certification for its new 45,920-square-foot retreat center and convent in Ronkonkoma. The two-story building replaced the former retreat house that was...
View ArticleQ&A: Russell Albanese, Albanese Organization
At the helm of his family’s 64-year-old real estate development business, Russell Albanese has more than 30 years experience in planning, designing and constructing office and residential buildings,...
View ArticleNY B Corps look past profit on the bottom line
The benefit corporation status is meant to give firms legal protection from shareholders who might claim executives operating under motives other than profit are shirking their fiduciary responsibility.
View ArticleHampton Bays Middle School a green leader
The East End of Long Island is known as one of the birthplaces of the environmental movement, when suburban sprawl in the 1970s bumped up against a near pristine region of clean water and healthy...
View ArticleIt’s easier being green
While costs have come down, and no one disagrees with the importance of using finite resources like energy and water efficiently, the commercial real estate industry nonetheless continues to adjust to...
View ArticleActive design aids office worker health
Medical researchers say the modern office worker pattern – drive to work, ride elevators to offices, sit all day – contributes to the epidemics of obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
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