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Category Archives: architecture
Roosevelt hosts U.S. Green Building Council program, Wednesday, June 5
Interested in green building and leasing practices? Roosevelt’s Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate is hosting the U.S. Green Building Council of Illinois for a program on sustainability practices in developing, leasing, and operating buildings. The program will be … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, business, conferences, economics, events, green design, Roosevelt
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Green Tech U at the Chicago Center for Green Technology
April is the final month of the Winter-Spring 2013 workshop/lecture series that the Chicago Center for Green Technology (CCGT). This new and updated educational programming, run by professionals and experts and offered at the CCGT’s LEED-platinum facility on Chicago’s West … Continue reading
Posted in activities, architecture, community, conservation, energy, events, green design, presentations, students
Green Tech U at the Chicago Center for Green Technology
As we head into March, check out the Winter-Spring 2013 workshop/lecture series that the Chicago Center for Green Technology (CCGT). This new and updated educational programming, run by professionals and experts and offered at the CCGT’s LEED-platinum facility on Chicago’s … Continue reading
Posted in activities, architecture, community, conservation, energy, events, green design, presentations, students
Green Tech U at the Chicago Center for Green Technology
Check out the Winter-Spring 2013 workshop/lecture series that the Chicago Center for Green Technology (CCGT). This new and updated educational programming, run by professionals and experts and offered at the CCGT’s LEED-platinum facility on Chicago’s West Side industrial district, is … Continue reading
Posted in activities, architecture, community, conservation, energy, events, green design, presentations, students
Urban Archeology: Unearthing a City’s Cultural Past
Yesterday, the Curious City program on WBEZ public radio in Chicago aired this story about urban archeology and construction sites in the city. In the ongoing transformation of urban landscapes, it’s important not just to minimize the environmental impacts of said … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, conservation, history, news
Green Tech U at the Chicago Center for Green Technology
It’s that back-to-school time of year, and this week marks the beginning of the Winter-Spring 2013 workshop/lecture series that the Chicago Center for Green Technology (CCGT). This new and updated educational programming, run by professionals and experts and offered at … Continue reading
Posted in activities, architecture, community, conservation, energy, events, green design, presentations, students
Roosevelt Hosts 4th Annual Greener South Loop Awards Event, Garners “Greenest University” Recognition
On Nov. 29th, 2012, the Fourth Annual Greener South Loop Awards Event was held at Roosevelt University’s new Wabash Building. The event brings together institutions, organizations, businesses, and people in the South Loop area of Chicago who are working on … Continue reading
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Dick Lanyon Discusses the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal in Lyons Saturday at 1pm
This coming Saturday at 1pm, author and former head engineer of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Dick Lanyon discusses the construction of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal at the Village of Lyons Community Center (4200 S. Lawndale Avenue in … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, events, history, pollution, presentations, publications, transportation, water
SUST 390: Making Buildings Green (Course Preview)
Next spring the SUST program will offer a special topics course entitled Making Buildings Green (SUST 390). Taught by Suhail Barot, Visiting Instructor in SUST, the course will meet at the Chicago Campus on Tuesdays from 11am to 1:30pm. Course … Continue reading
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RU’s Wabash Building Earns Gold LEED Certification
Designed originally as a Silver LEED facility, Roosevelt University’s Wabash Building — the new heart of the university’s downtown Chicago campus — has just earned Gold LEED status from the US Green Building Council. As described here by Paul Matthews, … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, conservation, green design