Building Design & Construction 10/01/2007 Table of Contents

October 2007

'Green Exchange' To Cater to Eco-Friendly Businesses

	Davoren joins BD+C editorial board USGBC promotes green schools Why California schools cost so much
Brick Construction	Mystery BuildingIntrigues Spartans Michigan State University's newest building looks like every other academic facility on the East Lansing campus, but it serves a very different purpose. Can you guess what it is?
Departments	News Briefs People+Firms
Editorial	What other cities can learn from 'Green Chicago' In his time as mayor of Chicago (1955-1976), Richard J. Daley would answer his critics with a curt rhetorical question: “How many trees did you plant today?” It was a none too subtle reminder of who made The City That Works, work.
Greening Chicago	Green Building, Chicago-Style
Greening The Private Sector	Condos Not DeadYet — Provided They're Green New Women's Hospital Gets A Shot of Sustainability 'Green Exchange' To Cater to Eco-Friendly Businesses USG Headquarters Ingrained in Green
Greening The Public Sector	Household Chemicals and Electronics Recycling Center Former incinerator a home for recycling Green Initiatives Take Flight at O'Hare International Airport Green AlleysReduce Stormwater Runoff Chicago Among the Nation's Most Bike-Friendly Big Cities Merchandise Mart Nation's Largest Commercial Building Goes Green McCormick Place West America's Biggest LEED-NC Certified Building Chicago Center for Green Technology Former Scrap Yard Teaches Chicagoans the Value of Green Chicago Transit Authority HQ CTA makes its green offices even greener with LEED-EB Gold status Chicago Permits Ever Greener
Industry Data	RSMeans costs comparisons Retail construction: a mixed bag Education construction slows
New Project Portfolio	Nonprofit calls green office home Evanston gets green community center with local ties Wis Tavern gets first LEED for Homes Gold in Illinois
On The Drawing Board	Healthy living, Chicago-style Green Armitage boasts several sustainable features Development will transform Chicago public housing into luxury condos New DePaul building to have green laboratories Aqua breaks ground near Chicago's Grant Park Chicago dance company to get sustainable theater Ralph Johnson's latest condo tower will seek LEED certification University of Chicago selects architects for arts center
Professional's Choice	Architect Helen Kessler on Lutron's EcoSystem Daylight Dimming System
Thought Leaders	Sadhu Johnston: 'We're going to reduce our emissions 80% by 2050'

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