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Building Green in the Rockies Video Series

Colorado Green Consortium has announced the public release of "Building Green in the Rockies", a video series on DVD, explaining sustainable building practices and products. The series highlights projects along the Front Range of Colorado. Building Green in the Rockies has been used in educational seminars and conferences to help property owners, developers, designers, and governmental entities look at ways that they can apply green building strategies to their projects. It was featured at the US Green Build Conference held in November 2006 in Denver. Copies of the DVD are now available to the general public through the website www.greenconsortium.com.

Building Green in the Rockies has three major chapters: "Sustaining Our Communities" a general introduction video about green practices and projects in Colorado, "Greening New Construction", and Greening Existing Buildings; and is divided into topics such as "Health" Water Efficiency" and "Sustainable Sites".

Sponsors and research contributors are:
Major Partner: State of Colorado Governors' Office of Energy Management and Conservation

Major Sponsors:
Alliance Construction
City of Fort Collins
McWhinney Real Estate Services, Inc.

Major Contributors:
Aged Woods/Yesteryear Floorworks Company
Alliance Center of Northern Colorado
City of Denver Office of Economic Development
Neenan Company
New Belgium Brewery
Nolte Associates, Inc.
Northern Colorado Paper, Inc.
The Center for ReSource Conservation
Rocky Mountain Institute
Waste-Not Recycling

Donating Sponsors:
BHA Design, Inc
RB+B Architects

About Colorado Green Consortium
Colorado Green Consortium is a partnership between MediaTech Productions in Fort Collins CO, an award-winning production company; Institute for the Built Environment at Colorado State University, who provided written content and academic expertise, and Porter Industries Inc. in Loveland CO, a leader in the commercial cleaning field. To preview Building Green in the Rockies visit www.greenconsortium.com.