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Greenbuild 2010 in Chicago - Let's redefine our future!
The Generation Green meets in Chicago
The world’s largest sustainability conference “Greenbuild” will be held in Chicago from 17 – 19 November this year. Themed 'Let's redefine our future', the three-day conference will provide a comprehensive overview of international green building developments. For further information on Greenbuild 2010, please click here.
Chicago is a model city for sustainable building in the U.S. All public buildings must meet or exceed LEED ‘Silver’ requirements.
Thomas Rühle on Indoor Air Quality Design
The conference program consists of 185 topics (selected from a total of 1,100 proposed topics). The topic of indoor air quality design considering the Swiss MINERGIE-ECO® sustainability label, proposed by Thomas Rühle (managing director and head of R&D at Intep), was received with great interest and was included in the “Educational Sessions” section.
The Swiss MINERGIE-ECO® sustainabilty label
MINERGIE_ECO® certified buildings not only offer high levels of comfort and energy efficiency but also meet stringent requirements concerning health and ecology. The MINERGIE-ECO® planning and construction concept is based on ecobau’s extensive knowledge and experience as well as tried and tested planning tools. As a MINERGIE_ECO® certification office, Intep offers consulting services to building developers and architects. For more information on the MINERGIE® label, please click here.
Greenbuild 2010 in Chicago - Let's redefine our future!
The Generation Green meets in Chicago
The world’s largest sustainability conference “Greenbuild” will be held in Chicago from 17 – 19 November this year. Themed 'Let's redefine our future', the three-day conference will provide a comprehensive overview of international green building developments. For further information on Greenbuild 2010, please click here.
Chicago is a model city for sustainable building in the U.S. All public buildings must meet or exceed LEED ‘Silver’ requirements.
Thomas Rühle on Indoor Air Quality Design
The conference program consists of 185 topics (selected from a total of 1,100 proposed topics). The topic of indoor air quality design considering the Swiss MINERGIE-ECO® sustainability label, proposed by Thomas Rühle (managing director and head of R&D at Intep), was received with great interest and was included in the “Educational Sessions” section.
The Swiss MINERGIE-ECO® sustainabilty label
MINERGIE_ECO® certified buildings not only offer high levels of comfort and energy efficiency but also meet stringent requirements concerning health and ecology. The MINERGIE-ECO® planning and construction concept is based on ecobau’s extensive knowledge and experience as well as tried and tested planning tools. As a MINERGIE_ECO® certification office, Intep offers consulting services to building developers and architects. For more information on the MINERGIE® label, please click here.
