Category: Educational & Informational
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NYC metro area resources and contacts, Part III
Hello, My husband and I want to buy and renovate a home in NJ and we want to incorporate as many green/sustainable elements as possible. Are there any architects that you can recommend in the New York/New Jersey area that specialize in green building? Thanks for your advice, Amy
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Alternatives to plywood subflooring
I am looking for an alternative to plywood as a subflooring material since plywood contains formaldyhyde. Could you please give me suggestions?
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Re-using kitchen cabinetry
Hello, I am a kitchen and bath designer primarily focused on renovations. Often, the kitchen cabinetry being replaced are in decent condition but just not the owner’s taste — this cabinetry is just thrown in the dump. Is there an organization who may be able to re-use or re-sell kitchen cabinetry? Thanks for your help.…
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Polyurethane vs. polystyrene core doors
What’s the difference between a polyurethane core door and a polystyrene core door? Fire rating? Insulation?
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Incentives for green renovation
I am on the verge of buying a multi-use building in Brooklyn that has a storefront on ground floor and 2 apts. above that needs a total gut renovation. I’d like to do the renovation using green design principles, materials etc. and am looking for both guidance as well as information re: whether the city…
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Energy efficiency in large buildings
I am the editor of a newsletter for a Mitchell Lama Coop in the East Village. Since our energy costs skyrocketed last year, we are all interested in exploring what the complex can do to go green and maybe save some money. I will be writing an article and would like to give an example…
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Korea Daily (중앙일보) 8/29/2008
Profiles GreenHomeNYC founder Bomee Jung. Click image to view on koreadaily.com
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Kookmin Ilbo, Korea (8/25/2008)
Korean-American climate change advocate cultivates a “green New York City” Profile of GreenHomeNYC board member Bomee Jung.