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INSIDE THIS ISSUE


JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2013 // VOL 4 // ISSUE 1 BUSINESS OP-ED 20 COMPONENT


LEED AND ECONOMIC


32


DEVELOPMENT In response to a


scathing USA Today article, the


author explains how green-building incen- tives promote renova- tion and redevelopment in a down economy.


38 RESIDENTIAL A STRONG 42


PLATFORM Metal proves to be an appropriate substrate for retrofitting a DoD test roof with five inte- grated technologies.


COMPONENT OUT WITH


THE COAL Duke University, Dur- ham, N.C., successfully converts a coal-pow- ered steam plant to natural gas.


DEPARTMENTS 14 NEWS // Learn what’s happening in the retrofit marketplace. 61 TRENDY PRODUCTS: Color & Texture // 62 PRODUCTS //


66 INSPIRATION // The citizens of Nocona, Texas, rehab their downtown’s buildings and maintain their town’s heritage.


COLUMNS


10 POINT OF VIEW // Changes in technology and incentives have us rethinking how we utilize and renovate buildings .


16 PACE: A Smart Way To Finance Retrofits For Energy Efficiency And Water Conservation //


Commercial and industrial properties are the current driving forces for nationwide growth of the Property Assessed Clean Energy program.


stay up to date 6 RETROFIT // January-February 2013


by subscribing to retrofit’s weekly e-newsletter at


www.retrofitmagazine.com. You’ll receive the latest news, blogs and content you won’t find in the magazine.


ENERGY PRESERVING 47


MEMORIES A unique business model and esteem for the abandoned schools he retrofits into apartments and condos helps Kirk Noyes recapture yester- year for communities.


TRANSFORMATION


ENERGY STAR ENERGY STAR guide-


lines lead to cost-effec- tive energy-efficiency strategies that provide valuable operating funds for North Caro- lina’s Charlotte-Meck- lenburg Schools.


52 56 GRACEFUL


REHAB A restaurateur saves a historic church from obscurity.


TREND ALERT


COLOR JOY The year 2013 promises


to bring more color to your world—even within neutrals.


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