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🌿 At Urban NW, we're not just building homes but crafting sustainable living spaces prioritizing quality and environmental responsibility. That's why we're proud to be a certified green builder, committed to exceeding the highest green building standards. 🏡 🌿 Through our partnership with the National Green Building Standard (NGBS), we ensure that every home we construct meets stringent criteria for eco-friendly design and construction. The NGBS Certification Advantage sets our homes apart, guaranteeing high performance in crucial areas and solidifying our commitment to sustainability. But our dedication doesn't stop there. We go the extra mile by pre-approving products that align with NGBS criteria, making the green building process even more seamless and efficient. By choosing products bearing the Home Innovation NGBS Green Certified mark, you're not only contributing to a greener future but also ensuring a smoother building experience. Are you curious to learn more about Urban NW Homes and the NGBS Green Certification Advantage? Click the link in our bio to read our latest blog post and discover how our commitment to sustainability shapes every aspect of our building process. New Blog: https://bit.ly/4apKS6x #UrbanNWHomes #GreenBuilding #NGBSCertification #NGBS #SustainableLiving #CustomHome #GreenBuilding #HealthyHomes #HealthyHome #GreenHomes #GreenBuilder #RealEstate #UrbanNW #WhyBuildGreen

With our focus on community and future generations, we at the Heinrich Brooksher Real Estate Group keep ourselves well-informed of the future of living and the eco-friendly practices that are positively impacting the real estate industry.   This succinct yet informative article about the key green building trends makes an interesting read. https://lnkd.in/egjDsvdi #GreenBuildingTrends #FutureLiving #SmartHomes

This guide is intended as an introduction to green building. Read the following pages to quickly get an idea of what green building is about then proceed through the rest of the site for more detailed information. - What is green building? - Why build green?

This guide is intended as an introduction to green building. Read the following pages to quickly get an idea of what green building is about then proceed through the rest of the site for more detailed information. - What is green building? - Why build green?

This guide is intended as an introduction to green building. Read the following pages to quickly get an idea of what green building is about then proceed through the rest of the site for more detailed information. - What is green building? - Why build green?

Building a home is more than just bricks and mortar; it's a reflection of our values, aspirations, and commitment to creating a sustainable future. In Victoria, the home building industry is at a pivotal juncture, navigating the delicate balance between innovation, affordability, and environmental responsibility. Victoria stands at a crossroads in its approach to home construction. A strategic delay in enforcing stricter building regulations has sparked a wide range of reactions and discussions, highlighting the complexity of evolving housing standards. This pause reflects a deeper conversation about economic pressures, environmental sustainability, and the quest for inclusive housing solutions. Click below to read more... https://lnkd.in/gPHBvxDe

The notion of building or remodelling to deep green standards is daunting. A 2011 survey by the National Association of Homebuilders found that 60 percent of professional builders thought environmentally sensitive housing was too expensive for low-income people and 30 percent said even the middle class couldn’t afford it. #BuildingOnABudget #GreenBuilding #GreenestModernHouse #LBC #LivingBuildingChallenge

Bellway Unveils Sustainable Living Oasis at Fallow Wood View, Burgess Hill Bellway invites the public to explore Fallow Wood View, a cutting-edge low-carbon housing development in Burgess Hill. Nestled within the larger Brookleigh scheme, this eco-friendly venture features 247 homes built using advanced Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), presenting a blend of efficiency and sustainability. Departing from conventional blockwork, Fallow Wood View employs timber frames and panels, a progressive approach to construction that aligns with Bellway's commitment to environmentally conscious building practices. Positioned on the eastern stretch of the Brookleigh site, the initial phase of Fallow Wood View spans 13 acres adjacent to Isaacs Lane, encompassing 222 homes along with public spaces like a pocket park and village green, fostering a sense of community. Bellway's dedication to swift, eco-friendly construction methods is evident in this phase. Daniel Williamson, Sales Director for Bellway South London, highlighted the development's sustainability, stating, "Fallow Wood View is a sustainable development where we are constructing all the homes employing quicker modern methods of construction (MMC). This forward-thinking process not only cuts down the build time and improves energy efficiency but also makes use of a more sustainable material in the form of timber." The timber used in construction adheres to Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) standards, ensuring responsible sourcing practices that preserve biodiversity and support local communities. #bellwayhomes https://lnkd.in/eCkY4v4B

Making eco-conscious choices in home construction is essential for a sustainable future. When it comes to insulation, it's not about creating a green image but genuinely benefiting people and the planet. Opting for materials with low carbon emissions is a key aspect of green building. https://ow.ly/ECC950QmJyc FINE HOME BUILDING #AlairHomesHuntCountry #homebuilder #customhomebuilder

The notion of building or remodelling to deep green standards is daunting. A 2011 survey by the National Association of Homebuilders found that 60 percent of professional builders thought environmentally sensitive housing was too expensive for low-income people and 30 percent said even the middle class couldn’t afford it. #BuildingOnABudget #GreenBuilding #GreenestModernHouse #LBC #LivingBuildingChallenge