Gotta be there on January 21, 2010 from 9 am-6pm at the Design Exchange (DX) to check out this conference, it's part of the Interior Design Show and Toronto Design Week. Passes are a must, check out the Interior Design Show or the Design Exchanges for details.
Bonus! More permaculture resources in Spanish! Downloadable PDFs, the works.
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Top green stories of 2010
The Original Green makes some bold predictions about the
top green stories for 2010, including #6 which is...
Almost forgot, this story has completely flown under the radar. Seaport Farmers’ Market in Halifax will finally open in the summer, it will be one of the greenest buildings on the continent. Considering the price tag (11.5 million dollars is, dare I say it, kinda cheap this day and age), it seems like good value! How long will it be before there's a farmers market selling things directly FROM it's roof?
top green stories for 2010, including #6 which is...
Almost forgot, this story has completely flown under the radar. Seaport Farmers’ Market in Halifax will finally open in the summer, it will be one of the greenest buildings on the continent. Considering the price tag (11.5 million dollars is, dare I say it, kinda cheap this day and age), it seems like good value! How long will it be before there's a farmers market selling things directly FROM it's roof?
Labels:
gardening,
green roof,
green roofs,
permaculture
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Portland greens it's code
Everyone knows Portland is the greenest city in North America, and they're not standing pat. Zoning codes are being updated and forward thinking. One thing I didn't know, in Hawaii all new development must have solar panels. Wow.
Labels:
green roof,
green roofs,
living architecture
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
How things have changed!
Take a look at how the hardiness zones have changed in the USAover the last 20 years.Stunning.
And if you'd like to exercise your inner urban planner, check out this video game. Win the game by installing green roofs.
And if you'd like to exercise your inner urban planner, check out this video game. Win the game by installing green roofs.
Labels:
green roof,
hardiness zones,
urban planning,
video games
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