Hi Chuck,
I’ve just moved out into an early 1900’s home in Mt Auburn and need to replace a bathroom with window. I’m curious if you have any experience with or knowledge of folks utilizing trombe walls with much success in Cincinnati’s relatively cloudy climate.
Thanks,
Peter Moorhouse
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Hi Peter,
The best example of a trombe wall in Cincinnati, I’ve found, is the Zumwalt Residence.
https://green-cincinnati.com/zumwalt-residence-tour/
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Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati was proud to present Horseshoe’s Hometown Market Sept. 10, 2014. The concept gathered local farmers, sustainability leaders and hometown businesses together in a marketplace atmosphere and gave them the opportunity to advertise and sell their products.
RESOURCE @ THE SUMMIT – Save the Date: Oct. 11, 2014
This year’s event will be held Saturday, Oct. 11, at The Summit Restaurant at the Midwest Culinary Institute at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, a longtime ReSource non-profit member.
LOTH, Inc. will be honored as ReSource’s Corporate Partner for 2014, and Talbert House will be honored as ReSource’s Non-Profit Partner.
Location:
The Summit Restaurant
at the Midwest Culinary Institute
3520 Central Parkway
Cincinnati, Ohio 45223
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Gold Level Ticket: $200 per person
Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati is proud to present Horseshoe’s Hometown Market. The concept is to gather local farmers, sustainability leaders and hometown businesses together in a marketplace atmosphere and give them the opportunity to advertise and sell their products. Horseshoe Casino is always looking for ways to bridge the best of what our city has to offer.
A local green advocate/educator presents his curated collection of everyday goods representing the conscience intersection of aesthetics, craft and engineering.
What is art? This question has long challenged philosophers and artists. Art in the invariable march of history is given significance and meaning through emotional reaction, through connection and through intention with the audience. Art is therefore relational. One must relate to the artist, the piece and the story behind it. This is what has sustained art throughout the ages.
If your thermostat isn’t programmed, you could be wasting around $173 a year. But many of us don’t program our thermostats – they’re just too complicated.
Green Cincinnati Education Advocacy is a NEST Partner, not so much to sell thermostats but to stay on the cutting edge of in home and office energy measurement and responsive programming. LEED Version 4 makes a major effort to award credits to energy measurement and monitoring. Will the NEST take on this role, we’ll see. A simple clip on the wires going to your fuse box could communicate with NEST.
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Casa Bella Verde has chosen to use ICF technology in its design to create the most energy efficient structure known to the building industry. ICF technology enables the designer to create, without limitations, a home with the very maximum energy efficiency.
Get Inspired – Get Art
If you’re looking for some inspiration to get you started in your own coveted sustainability art installation, why not check out some of the work others are doing? Green Cincinnati will be putting on a “Coveted Sustainability” Art Show at the LEED Platinum Office in Over-the-Rhine Cincinnati from July 25th until August 29th. Sojourner Cycling will be featuring a wooden tandem bike ridden across country by a father and son team, and other installations will include anything from vintage IKEA furniture to candy wrapper handbags.
