- Southface, a certified Energy Star commercial office building.
- Magnolia Circle, an affordable multifamily housing development for seniors.
- Glenwood Park, a mixed-use development built on a reclaimed brownfield.
"This conference is really about two things - highlighting current green building successes, like the properties featured on the tour, and bringing green building to more builders and consumers," said Tonjes. "If homes built today are 100 percent more energy efficient than those built 30 years ago, then continued advances in energy and resource efficiency will help make homes of the future even more efficient and more affordable for Americans."
More information on the National Green Building Conference is available at www.nahb.org/greenbuilding . To learn more about NAHB's Model Green Home Building Guidelines, go to www.nahb.org/gbg .
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