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2005 Better Bricks Awards Open Now

Aug 17 2005

The BetterBricks Awards recognize developers, architects, engineers, building operators, facility managers, service providers and other building professionals for their support, use and design of sustainable, high performance, commercial buildings in the Northwest.

BetterBricks winners will be awarded in multiple categories, focusing on the people behind the best projects in the Northwest. Participating cities in 2005 include: Portland/SW Washington, Puget Sound Region and Boise.

BetterBricks is an initiative of the non-profit Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance and is supported by your local electric utility. BetterBricks provides professionals with the information, tools, training and consultations needed to develop, design, construct and operate buildings that are better for business, people and the environment.

More information is available from the Better Bricks website.

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