Built Green is an environmentally-friendly, non-profit, residential building program of the Master [...]

Greenroofs.com is an information database and clearinghouse for the green roof movement.

Windfall Lumber, born out of the 1996 ice storm in Olympia, Washington, has been committed to sustainable forest products from day one. Their intent is to [...]

Bestselling author, architect and cultural visionary, Sarah Susanka is leading a movement that is redefining the American home. Her “build better, not bigger” approach to residential design has been embraced across the country and her “Not So Big” philosophy has sparked international dialogue. She is truly one of Luke and Whitney’s FAVORITES!

Built Green is an Olympia Master Builders program to encourage the construction of “green” homes. It includes a network of architects, builders, developers, subcontractors, suppliers, lenders, real estate agents, government and non-profit agencies working together to improve the quality of life in the South Sound.

The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that certifies sustainable businesses, homes, hospitals, schools, and neighborhoods. USGBC is dedicated to expanding green building practices and education, and its LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System™.

The Northwest EcoBuilding Guild is an association of builders, designers, homeowners, tradespeople, manufacturers, suppliers and others interested in ecologically sustainable building.

Locally owned and operated 510 Interiors offers an array of goods and services. Their “green” products include flooring, toilets, window blinds, countertops, cabinets and bedding. They offer both residential and commercial services for all phases of a project (from drafting/design to project management to interior design.
Work done on 1004 Central:
Kitchen countertops (Paperstone)

Comprehensive sustainable building resources to help professional builders recycle, reduce waste, save money, and get recognition for embracing sustainable building practices in King County.

The Washington State Department of Ecology has a variety of resources on green building.