Home » Thoughts » Currently Reading:

Environmentally friendly house goes platinum

9:43 am, Mar 9th, 2010 Written by Mona Shadia Costa Mesa Featured Newport Beach News Add a Comment

Steve Blanchard, a real estate development investor, had an idea to build a house for his family that would efficiently use energy and be environmentally friendly.

Orange County's first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) house is located on Gisler Ave. in Costa Mesa.

Today his house at 1811 Gisler Ave. in Costa Mesa is the first in Orange County to receive a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design platinum rating from the U.S. Green Building Council. In the parlance of green building, the designation is known as LEED certification.

But in plain English, that means Blanchard’s house is considered one of the most environmentally friendly houses in Orange County.

… Continue Reading: house goes platinum

Related posts:

  1. UCI makes list of nation’s most green colleges
  2. Shapers strive to make an eco-friendly surfboard
  3. O.C. green sector growing, but renewable energy lags
  4. Daily Pilot, TCN papers to have Open House
  5. Gutted for ‘green’

Comment on this Article:








TIMES COMMUNITY NEWS

Times Community News is a subsidiary of the Los Angeles Times. Check us out online: