Press Releases
Aiki Homes has been on the forefront of green building, providing Whatcom County with experience and leardership for over 15 years! Read more about Aiki and green building.
U.S. Dept. of Energy "Builder's Challenge"
Recently all of Aiki's NEW homes have been added to the U.S. Department of Energy's "Builder's Challenge". All of our homes built in the last 2 years have been aprroved. If you would like to learn more about the Builder's Challenge please click on the link below.
http://www.eere.energy.gov/buildings/building_america/rh_0208_builders_challenge.html
07.01.2008 | Posted By: Casey Curtis
Aiki Homes Featured in Prestigous ABQ Magazine
"American Builders Quarterly (ABQ) brings its readers a comprehensive look at our nation's entire construction industry by profiling leading companies that consistently perform in all aspects of the building trade. Within the pages of ABQ, readers find unique editorial departments devoted to superficial issues within the industry"
Green Builder Becomes Green Developer (click on article below)
06.02.2008 | Posted By: Rich Silverman | View Article
Green Homes Sell Faster & For More
GREEN HOMES SELL FASTER AND SELL FOR MORE THAN COMPARABLES
05.13.2008 | Posted By: Danielle Johnson | View Article
Aiki Featured in "Homes Across America"
Homes Across America is a showcase of Resource-Efficient Homes and is funded by the EPA. Check out our profile here.
04.24.2008 | Posted By: Casey Curtis
Aiki Homes founding partner in "Towards Zero Waste"
Read more about our committment to Sustainable Connections' new business-led community campaign - Toward Zero Waste
http://www.sconnect.org/zerowaste
04.24.2008 | Posted By: Casey Curtis
Aiki Homes receives Envirostars highest rating!
Aiki Homes of Bellingham was recently awarded EnviroStars' highest rating of five stars.
03.28.2008 | Posted By: Casey Curtis
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http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/news/sbnews.cfm?id=14514
12.03.2007 | Posted By: Susatinablebusiness.com
By 2022 the county expects Bellingham to grow by 40 percent, sparking numerous debates about how to cope with the growth and maintain the green spaces residents treasure. Finding a balance between how many people can coexist in Bellingham and maintaining the quality of life to which residents are accustomed is not easy but does require public discourse. In the pages to follow are developing ideas of how different community members see the future of Bellingham. The following articles explore the different political, economic and community-based interests affecting the direction of the debate on growth.
11.05.2007 | Posted By: By Sam McNeil | View Article
The Benfits of Green Building
Incentives offered for energy-efficient construction
02.01.2007 | Posted By: Rachel Robinson
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