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As sustainability becomes more important in discussions around building construction and maintenance, certifications that demonstrate experience and understanding of green building design have become especially valuable.
The LEED Gold is added to RenewAire’s three Green Globes certification from the Green Building Initiative, making this one of only a handful of commercial buildings to achieve dual-certification through two independent rating systems.
Authored by lead builder Jonathan Wright, “Living Building Makers: Creating Sustainable Buildings That Renew Our World” shares candid stories about the challenges and charms of green building.
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