Missouri Gateway Green Building Council is committed to recognizing volunteers who have contributed significantly to the organization’s success devoting time and talents “above and beyond” on a particular project or program – check out our 2010 – 2017...
Phil Valko, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Sustainability at Washington University in St. Louis, was recently published in Archinect discussing an applied research project that monitored the renovation and energy monitoring of two university-owned, 100-year-old...
Our Community Build Program was established as a means to expand our community engagement efforts and create partnerships with other not-for-profit organizations in order to promote sustainable development and green building in our community. Establishing...
Honoring and Celebrating People + Organizations Transforming the Built Environment 2016 Awardees Restoration Champion: Western Specialty ContractorsOperational Excellence: Lewis and Clark Community CollegeCommunity Innovator: Gary Steps – Butterfly...
We live, work, learn, and play better in green and healthy spaces Green buildings are better for people, the environment, and the bottom line. They steward natural resources and lower our environmental impacts. And they are healthier places for building occupants,...
By George Fujii, 2016 USGBC-Missouri Gateway Chapter Board Chair (originally published November 29, 2016) 15 years ago, 15 dedicated volunteers came together to form an organization dedicated to green building education and advocacy, to making every building a green...
