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In this special section dedicated to San Francisco, the host city for the U.S. Green Building Council's annual conference, we present our guide to green design destinations around the Bay Area. Check back for updates and live coverage of Greenbuild, November 14-16. Pictured: Dolores Park |
The newest feature on our site presents a collection of brief dossiers-including photos, plans, and essential information-on recently certified LEED-Platinum projects.
 | Volkswagen Assembly Plant |
In our newest Web-exclusive feature, GreenSource presents a running list of residential projects that exemplify both creativity and sustainability in their designs. Every month, we select a different home for an online tour that highlights its sustainable elements.
 | • Deanwood Duplicate: A Solar Decathlon house makes waves. [pictured] Photo © Martin Seck |
In our Web-exclusive monthly feature, GreenSource profiles notably innovative strategies that architects have developed to overcome challenges presented by designing for sustainability.
Our collection of stories from the pages of GreenSource—and its sister publications—covers everything from historic preservation to proof-of-performance claims.
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From news and trends in sustainable architecture to larger environmental concerns,GreenSource analyzes topics driving the discussion in the green building world.
 | • Green Government [pictured] Illustration by Ben Wiseman |
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GreenSource presents our collection of videos designed to inspire, inform, and entertain. We tour important projects, explore ecologically attuned features, and speak with the people behind noteworthy green design solutions. • Beacon of Well Being [pictured] • Mason Lane Farm Operations Facility Photo by Alanna Malone |
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