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1. Stockholm's Revitalized Green City Center
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2. Chicago's Crystalline Light-Suffused Spertus Institute
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3. ANNOUNCING: Inhabitat's Green Holiday Gift Guide!
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4. China's Spiraling Shanghai Tower Breaks Ground
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5. 3S Swiss Solar Systems Delivers First Turnkey Solar Production Line
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6. Spire Corporation Receives Staff Determination Letter from Nasdaq
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7. ICP Solar Wins Business in Africa
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8. Top 5 Renewable Energy & Efficiency Gifts for the Holidays
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9. Discover Emerging Opportunities in India While Achieving a Sustainable Balance
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10. NABCEP Announces Fee Changes to Entry Level Certificate of Knowledge for Solar PV Systems
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11. British Feed-in Tariff Policy Becomes Law - Was Once Unthinkable
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12. NABCEP Announces Certification Fee Changes
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13. Fronius USA Launches IG Plus at Solar Power International 2008
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14. EPV SOLAR Germany Begins Thin-Film Module Production in Senftenberg, Germany
Stockholm's Revitalized Green City Center
Alexandra Kain - Daylighting
A joint project between the Swedes at Nod Landscape Architects and Danes at BIG Architects is set to transform Slussen, Stockholm’s city center, with a massive pedestrian-friendly makeover. Currently Slussen is an interwoven mess of roads with no room for pedestrians or cyclists. The proposed project will transform the area into a multi-layered, multi-use intersection allowing walkers and bikers access to waterfront strolls and gas-free travel. The layered design will also incorporate shops and cafes, reviving Stockholm’s main artery.
Chicago's Crystalline Light-Suffused Spertus Institute
Bridgette Steffen - Architecture
This gorgeous crystalline structure is the new home of the Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies in Chicago. Designed by Krueck + Sexton Architects, the building’s layout is focused around the use of natural light, and its contemporary design sets it apart from the surrounding 19th Century masonry buildings. A beautiful multifaceted facade symbolizes the institute’s mission and logo, which features a flame accompanied by the phrase yehi, which means “let there be light”.
ANNOUNCING: Inhabitat's Green Holiday Gift Guide!
Mike Chino - 2008 Holiday Gift Guide
Drumroll please! Today is the first day of December, and you know what that means! The gift-giving season is kicking off and Inhabitat is here to help green your holidays with our GREEN HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE >
We’ve got you covered with the greatest Green Gift Guide around! Our busy little elves have been hard at work pulling together an incredible assortment of ways to give green, and with 15 categories and more than 150 gift ideas, this year’s guide is bigger and better than ever before. From sleek gadgety gifts to crafty homemade how-tos and gifts on a budget, from pets, moms and dads, and boys and girls, you’re sure to find a sustainable source of holiday cheer for everyone on your list. Check out our full guide after the jump!
INHABITAT 2008 GREEN HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE >
China's Spiraling Shanghai Tower Breaks Ground
Mike Chino - Architecture
Recently Gensler broke ground on a soaring sustainably skyscraper that is set to become the tallest tower in China. The slender, elegantly spiraling Shanghai Tower will rise 632 meters, making it the latest super-tall to spring up in China’s rapidly developing Luijiazui Finance and Trade Zone. A beacon for a more sustainable future, the skyscraper will feature a high-performance façade that shelters no fewer than nine sky gardens, a rainwater recycling system, and a series of wind turbines perched beneath its parapet.
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