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These two interviews with Michael Anschel and Michael McCutcheon are part of a series of conversations that editor Dave Holbrook had with green builders around the country.
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Rebuilding Begins
NEW ORLEANS—Since the floodwaters of Hurricane Katrina poured into the C.J. Peete public housing complex here, Jocquelyn Marshall and her son have traveled from an emergency shelter in Tunica, Miss., to an apartment in Houston, and then to an apartment in another New Orleans neighborhood.
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Minnesota cracks down on subcontractor isclassification; green home survives alifornia fire; no stars for LG fridges; more
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Soft batts; fire-stopping hole sealer; efficient furnace; easy-to-program thermostat; expanding fiberglass insulation; more
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People
Ann Lott has resigned as president and CEO of the Dallas Housing Authority. Lott had held the top post since September 2000.
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Another look at energy claims; feeling the financial squeeze
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Cantilevering the floor and using the existing roof overhang kept costs down.
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Work in Progress
It didn’t take long for Katrina to sweep through the Gulf Coast and displace thousands of New Orleans residents.
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Manufacturer Moves July 14, 2008
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The God Connection
WASHINGTON, D.C. Aplain brick building on the edge of this city’s impoverished Congress Heights neighborhood marks the beginning of a new wave of development here.