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Build Small was BIG!
The first ever Build Small, Live Large Summit was a big success! Approximately 300 people attended the conference on Friday, October 26th at Portland State University, which was hosted by Cascadia Green Building Council. As Jordan Palmeri introduced the summit he described the … Continue reading
Build Small, Live Large Summit
A couple years ago Jordan Palmeri of the Department of Environmental Quality conducted research exploring the effectiveness of various green building strategies. The research was discussed in an Ecotrope article featuring My Summer Garden Cottage as a case study. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Build Small, Build Small Summit, Cascadia Green Building Council, Jordan Palmeri, Live Large
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