Sentences with phrase «consider green design»

About half of respondents — 46 % of corporate users and 51 % of developers — consider green design either important or extremely important.

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If you have a green thumb, an eye for design, and a love for the sweet sound of lawnmowers (to each their own), consider starting up your own landscape service.

This attitude shows in their line of products as well, with Oeuf's brand name now considered to be synonymous with high quality, green products of simple, elegant design.

Yet, only 2 percent of commercial real estate and 0.3 percent of new homes are considered to be «green buildings» — defined as «environmentally preferable practices and materials in the design, location, construction, operation and disposal of buildings,» in a 2008 report by the Montreal - based Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC).

This is one of the hottest juicers to consider because of its solid design as it is a perfect juicer machine for fibrous vegetables such as ginger, leafy greens, berries, celery, and apples.

Bold and brightly colored floral patterns are absolutely delightful in my opinion but if you prefer something more subtle, consider going for a mono - color design in summery shades such as green or yellow.

Given this mission, one might assume that a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification (developed by the nonprofit U.S. Green Building Council, composed of 18,600 building - industry leaders and organizations, that is considered the standard - bearer of greenness) would be a given for Atrium.

Kevin Brill considers his greatest challenge not the design process itself but the logistics: «Getting people to sign on and give you the green light, then pinning down the details.

Considered to be one of the most prominent Washington D.C. artists of the last century, Green led art in the city away from the prevalent trend of painters in the Washington Color School (such as Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland), while working for 35 years as an instructor at the Corcoran College of Art and Design.

Considered the event of the year, the Milan Furniture Fair and its off - site events will draw some 300,000 people for the product launches, innovations, and ideas that define design as we know it — and yes, that means green design too.

«Saving energy» ranks first in importance to U.S. consumers considering green electronics (54 percent); «design» (5 percent) is near the bottom of the list of attributes and «image» (4 percent) is dead last.

Thankfully with the expanding awareness about the environment in the mainstream and the global growth of the green movement, it is getting easier to get designers to consider how they design the products that become reality, from materials to manufacturing to recyclability.

One detailed resource you might consider is Green Building Advisor, published online by The Taunton Press with information about designing, building, and remodeling sustainable, healthy homes.