SBIC Announces Annual Award Winners
The Sustainable Buildings Industry Council (SBIC) has announced the winners of its Best Sustainable Practice Awards and Exemplary Sustainable Building Awards at the 2005 SBIC Awards ceremony on Dec. 15 at the WashingtonConvention Center in Washington, D.C.
The Exemplary Sustainable Award recognizes institutional, residential and government buildings that demonstrate the successful application of the whole building design approach. The Best Sustainable Practice Award recognizes the contributions SBIC members make sustainability across the U.S. The winners of both awards are all follows:
2005 Best Sustainable Practice Awards
Sustainable Policy/Program Initiatives
The North Carolina Solar Center for the “North Carolina Healthy Built Homes Program”
Honorable Mention
The GreenBuilding Initiative for “Bringing GreenBuilding Principles to Mainstream Builders”
Sustainable Research, Development, Construction Process, and Demonstration
BASF for “BASF’s Eco-efficiency Analysis Method: Enabling Sustainable Construction Practices”
Educational Initiatives
HOK Architects for “The HOK Guidebook to Sustainable Design, second edition”
Honorable Mentions
ASHRAE for the “ASHRAE Advanced Energy Design Guide”
ASHRAE for “Building for the Future: Supplement to ASHRAE Journal”
Stimulating Demand through Increased Consumer Awareness
SawHorse, Inc. — Carl Seville for “Transforming Housing through Green Remodeling: Working to Create the Demand for Sustainable Home Remodeling”
2005 Exemplary Sustainable Building Awards
First Place
Innovative Design for the HeritageMiddle School
Second Place
Hickory Consortium/Arrowstreet Architects for the Artists for Humanity Epicenter
Third Place
Susan Maxman & Partners, Architects for the Natural Lands Trust Headquarters Expansion
Honorable Mentions
Integrated Architecture for the SteelcaseWorkstageGVSUMARECBuilding of the Future
HOK Architects for the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Forensic Laboratory & Coroner’s Office
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