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BD+C's 2013 ‘White Paper on Green Building’ - Help us choose the topic

BD+C's 2013 ‘White Paper on Green Building’ - Help us choose the topic


Rob Cassidy | August 29, 2012

The editors of Building Design+Construction need your help!

We’re looking for just the right topic for our annual “White Paper on Green Building” for 2012 ... and we want to hear from you.

Our 9 previous White Papers have covered the “early days of LEED” … Life Cycle Assessment of green products … the “business case” for green buildings … climate change and green buildings … water performance in buildings … zero energy buildings … and high-performance reconstruction (LEED-EB, etc).

What would you like us to cover in our 2013 White Paper?

Send your suggestion to:  Rob Cassidy, BD+C Editorial Director: rcassidy@scgmail.com.

Thanks!

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