Every school design tells a story. These stories can come in the form of energy efficient windows and lighting, or even a digital gauge that displays how much energy the school is using at any given time.
Chipping away at energy costs.
Putting students and learning first in a daylight-enhanced environment.
Nurturing, teaching and promoting sustainability for future generations.
Every year, campus communities across the country are faced with a deluge of waste as students moving out for the summer discard thousands of unwanted items.
Green schools grow environmentally conscious students.
Making long-existing structures technologically up-to-date is a challenge, but it can be done.
It takes more than bricks, mortar and roofing materials to keep the heat (or cold) in and the rain out. Here's a look at what you need to know.
School administrators walk a tightrope, balancing their desire for a green campus with the need for an acceptable ROI. Here are three examples of how campuses strike that balance — or, in one case, not worry about it at all.