Denise R. Grabowski, AICP, LEEDAP Director of Community Planning, Lott + Barber (www.lottbarber.com)
“Building green” used to conjure up images of straw-bale houses and subterranean dwellings, but not anymore. Today’s savvy homeowners are realizing the multitude of benefits that come from a green home – lower energy and water bills; less waste; better indoor air quality; less exposure to allergens, mold, mildew and other toxins; and an all-around more comfortable home.
The program for the AARC’s Fall Conference is shaping up and the City of Savannah, Georgia is ready to welcome conferees November 5 through 7. Click on the AARC 2008 Conference Brochure at www.the-aarc.org to see the planned conference program for Savannah. Register early and get a member discount of $50.
“Building green” used to conjure up images of straw-bale houses and subterranean dwellings, but not anymore. Today’s savvy homeowners are realizing the multitude of benefits that come from a green home – lower energy and water bills; less waste; better indoor air quality; less exposure to allergens, mold, mildew and other toxins; and an all-around more comfortable home.
The program for the AARC’s Fall Conference is shaping up and the City of Savannah, Georgia is ready to welcome conferees November 5 through 7. Click on the AARC 2008 Conference Brochure at