Design strategies that encourage physical activity and health, such as walking or biking, through building layouts, features, and facilities.
The goal of reducing energy consumption by using less energy to perform the same tasks, such as improving insulation and using energy-efficient appliances.
Upgrading an existing building to improve its sustainability performance with energy-efficient systems, better insulation, or renewable energy features.
An architectural and design approach that connects people with nature, incorporating elements like plants, water features, and natural lighting to enhance well-being.
Heat energy from rocks, earth, water, or steam underground. Geothermal energy is a source of clean energy for homes.
Technology that enables home-owners to control various systems remotely or automatically for efficiency and to make the property more environmentally friendly.
The total amount of greenhouse gases emitted by a building or activity, typically measured in tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) equivalent.
A building designed, constructed, and operated to minimize its environmental impact.
The ability of a building, community, or area to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to climate change impacts, such as extreme weather events.
A net zero energy building produces as much energy as it consumes. This doesn’t mean the building is off the grid, just that energy use is balanced by energy production.
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