Natural Building

MAY 26, 2005

I have tried to keep www.greenhomebuilding.com as free of commercial endorsement as possible, preferring to provide unbiased information on all aspects of the topic. It is always a delicate balance to make information available, without seeming to be favoring one product over another. However, I am frequently making choices about what to post on the site, and my discernment is part of what gives Green Home Building its unique quality.

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Green Products Electrical Architecture 40

The Korte Company

MAY 15, 2005

The Korte Company has begun construction on its 23rd Walgreens facility, a 670,000 square foot distribution center in Anderson County, South Carolina. The center will house 95 dock positions, a two-story 40,000 s.f. administrative office, shipping and receiving areas, and a truck maintenance depot. Completion is scheduled for Summer 2007.

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South Carolina Construction Schedule Office 40

The Korte Company

MAY 14, 2005

The Korte Company began work on a design-build project for a mini storage facility that will include both a 24,700 square foot tilt-up office building as well as a number of manufactured storage buildings that will total 130,000 square feet. Located at 9225 W. Flamingo Road, the $6,230,000 facility is expected to be completed in the fall of this year.

Las Vegas 40

Las Vegas Roads Construction Office 40

Natural Building

MAY 10, 2005

As we are preparing to return to the U.S. for awhile, I want to show you how the completed remodelling project turned out on the little house we rented in Bernal, Mexico. In my last post I described how I created a roof over the open patio/courtyard. Since then I have totally enclosed the space by adding an end-wall created primarily with a huge steel window/door frame that the landlord had in his back yard.

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