Ridgefield Home Gets Top “Green” Press, Ridgefield, CT, July 1, 2010 A Ridgefield home is the first in town and in Fairfield County to be certified at the LEED for Homes Platinum tier by the United States Green Building Council. Mike Taylor and Steve Zemo said they chose to renovate their home using green construction because [...]
A Taste of the Adirondacks Certifications: LEED for Homes Platinum Certified National Green Building Standard Emerald Certified Zero Energy Ready Home Energy Star Certified Home Visit Project Photo Gallery and Information Visit virtual tour of this project LEED Platinum Certified home
Green Speak By Dan Briody Green Home 2009 Annual Issue BPC Green Builders and the language of building science Mike Trolle is what you might call a greenbuilding geek. And he’s okay with that. “What matters most to me is building science,” says Trolle, founder of BPC Green Builders. “This business is about physics; about [...]
by Alex Wilson BuildingGreen.com, May 1, 2009 Before considering high-profile features, such as wind turbines and photovoltaic arrays, we should focus on the basics of green building. Complete article… Provided with permission of BuildingGreen.com, from the editors of Environmental Building News.
The Greenest House in Town by Vinti Singh New Canaan News, January 8, 2009 The home in this article was built by BPC Green Builders. The article begins: To Etta Kantor, photovoltaic cells are beautiful. They represent the awesome energy of the sun, which gives the planet 10,000 times more energy than it needs. As [...]
The Greening of America’s Homes By Jane K. Dove The Home Monthly, October 2006 Is “green building” in the Northeast finally set to move out of the shadows and into the sun? The answer seems to be, yes. Largely overlooked in our part of the country, green building – a term coined to describe an energy-efficient, [...]
The High Performance House ADVICE ON HOW TO BUILD OR REMODEL A HOUSE THAT’S AS SMART AS YOU ARE. By Jennifer Huget Connecticut Magazine, May 2003 When you go shopping for a builder, you don’t expect to end up talking philosophy. But if Mike Trolle is the builder at hand, you’re likely to spend [...]
Roxbury Health House Gentle on the Lungs, Kind to the Environment By Christine Shugrue Sierra Club Quinnehtukqut, Summer 2000 Reprinted with the permission of the Sierra Club Quinnehtukqut, Summer 2000 When it comes to improving our health we will consider changing our diet, exercising more, taking vitamins and slowing down a hectic schedule. Few of us, [...]
A Roxbury House that Helps You Breathe By Kathryn Boughton The Litchfield County Times, Friday, May 26, 2000 Business and Real Estate Section Reprinted with the permission of The Litchfield County Times. In colonial America, settlers closed their houses tightly against the night air, convinced that unhealthy ‘humors’ were carried on the evening breeze. Today, [...]
