Green Build Initiative
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| NOBO goes "Green" - Energy Efficient Homes | ||||
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Homeport, Columbus Housing Partnership’s (CHP) home sales division, has launched its first “Green Build” initiative in the King-Lincoln district on Columbus’ near east side. The scattered-site, mixed-income neighborhood, targeted by the City of Columbus for renovation and reinvestment is “greener” due to The NeighborWorks – Home Depot Foundation Green Building Award. |
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| First "Green" Build Completed | ||||
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Homeport is proud to debut our first affordable L.E.E.D. (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) home at 258 North 21st street. The L.E.E.D home, which was constructed by Home B.A.S.E. Foundation with technical contributions by Columbus Green Building Forum, showcases the industry's best practices for energy efficiency and sustainable design. Project Team: Worthington Kilbourne High School Home B.A.S.E. Class, Kinzelman Kline Gossman, Williams Creek Consulting, Sullivan Bruck Architects |
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First "Green Street" in Ohio |
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NOBO working with the City of Columbus and the State of Ohio as part of Mayor Coleman's "Get Green Initiative" to resurface a block of 21st Street with a mixture of asphalt and recycled tires. Read Press Release... |
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| "Green" Space at NOBO | ||||
The North of Broad development, a King-Lincoln community, has created a new "green" space at the end of 21st street and Long Street. The "green" space highlights the entrance to the development to enhance the beauty of North of Broad. It is accompanied by new trees, flowering shrubs, perennials, annuals and a new sign marking the neighborhood. |
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