Composite materials are making a memorable and sustainable impression on the deck industry.

Can sustainable architecture and great architecture coexist? Yes, says Michael Crosbie. In fact, he suggests that beautiful and sustainable design will encourage even more eco-friendly practices.

Shipping containers are getting a new lease on life. Once left to rust and rot, they are now emerging as materials for urban housing developments.

Ecobuild America's upcoming semi-annual conference, held at the Anaheim (Calif.) Convention Center, is packed with informational workshops, exhibits and keynote addresses for the sustainability and building information modeling industries.

The USGBC promotes easier access to its LEED-AP directory by using the Green Building Certification Institute web portal.

Photovoltaic shingles are lighting up the way some roofing companies do business. Solar power is not only renewable, it's sustainable, socially responsible and cost effective.

Reclaimed wood is taking center stage as an eco-friendly source for decking, boardwalks, floors and more.

They're more than just narrow shafts that convey people from floor to floor. Elevators are perfect candidates for green technologies. Efforts to improve elevators' green features are on the rise.

For the best possible outcomes, green construction disputes require green construction experts. Now's the time to identify ADR experts well versed in sustainable building.

Recyclable waste gets a new life as insulated building panels at the University of Colorado-Boulder thanks to an architectural team and computer modeling software.