SEON: Sustainable Building Science News
In the verdant state of Vermont, where nature reigns supreme, SEON (Sustainable Energy Outreach Network) stands as a beacon, illuminating the path to sustainable building practices. As an authoritative voice, SEON is not just an advocate but a repository of knowledge, aggregating news and developments in the realm of building science, not only from Vermont and its immediate surroundings but from every corner of the globe.
SEON’s commitment to creating a more sustainable future is reflected in its meticulous curation of news. With a lens focused intently on promoting the Vermont Contract Registry, SEON champions the very essence of high-performance building and energy efficiency practices, ensuring that the state remains at the forefront of sustainable construction.
Yet, SEON’s horizon is vast. We recognize the importance of global synergy and the benefits that can be gleaned from international advancements. Therefore, our team scours international headlines, research papers, and industry reports to bring to our audience the most intriguing, revolutionary, and impactful news. From innovative building solutions that are redefining architectural paradigms to spotlight features of houses and edifices that encapsulate the spirit of sustainability, SEON ensures that its audience is always abreast of the latest developments.
But our efforts do not stop at mere aggregation. We believe in amplifying this knowledge, in making it accessible and engaging. Our newsletters, meticulously crafted, serve as a nexus between the latest advancements and our devoted readership. These periodic digests encapsulate the most vital news, ensuring that even in today’s information overload, the essence of sustainable building science is never lost.
Our digital footprint extends further to social media platforms, where snippets of the latest trends, groundbreaking discoveries, and spotlight features are shared, fostering a community that is actively engaged and impassioned about building a greener tomorrow. Moreover, SEON’s blog serves as a repository where in-depth analyses, expert opinions, and thought leadership in sustainable building are showcased, offering a holistic perspective to enthusiasts, experts, and novices alike.
In essence, SEON is more than a network; it’s a movement. A movement that aggregates, elucidates, and disseminates the essence of sustainable building science, ensuring that Vermont and the world at large stride confidently towards a more sustainable, efficient, and harmonious future.
Spray Foam Insulation is made entirely of fossil fuels, can cause many costly problems with your house and your health – and buyer beware. Always contact a certified high-performance builder before you have spray foam insulation installed.
DID YOU KNOW: Spray Foam Insulation Read More »
Cambio: This startup utilizes AI to help companies decarbonize large commercial buildings. By providing a baseline carbon footprint for buildings and offering recommendations based on leading building scientists’ expertise, Cambio contributes to improving building performance and sustainability.
INNOVATION: Cambio Uses AI to Help Companies Decarbonize Large Commercial Buildings Read More »
Recap of an interview with renowned architect Mario Cucinella about TECLA, the world’s first 3D-printed house made from raw earth, and his firm’s approach to sustainable design.
INNOVATIONS: TECLA – Revolutionizing Sustainable Architecture Read More »
Press Release: Highlight Residential Contractors’ Registration Program and Unveil New Consumer Protection Tool – and SEON Executive Director Guy Payne spoke about the certification program
Discover how the fight against home improvement fraud is getting a major boost from a new registration program for residential contractors. Designed to help consumers locate licensed professionals with the necessary expertise to deliver top-quality work, the program also emphasizes the importance of certification to recognize a builder’s mastery in their craft. Join the effort to ensure sustainable, responsible construction and protect your home with this valuable new program.
Let’s celebrate the high-performance builders who construct the very best homes, enabling people to live their New England dream, by supporting and promoting National Skilled Trades Day. Skilled craftsmen keep our country running smoothly, and high-performance builders build our homes for comfort – and those skilled and certified people in the trade industry elevate our standard of living through their dedication to building exceptionally.
National Skilled Trades Day – Let’s Honor Our High Performance Builders Read More »
April’s Building Science Newsletter:
• Jason Van Nest’s LOGIC Building Systems
• Aerobarrier time
• The Why and How of a Good Production Process Map
• Slump tests
• The Prouty
• Jobs, jobs, jobs
• and more
Building Science: Volume 1, Issue 4 Read More »
If you’re a pet owner, you want to make sure that your furry friends are safe and healthy at all times. If you’re a pet owner, you want to ensure your furry friends are safe and healthy at all times. However, a poorly built home can pose serious health risks to your pets. Read about 5 ways a badly built home can hurt your pets, plus what you can do to make the right changes. By being aware of these hazards and taking the necessary steps, you can create a home that is not only comfortable for you but also safe and healthy for your furry family members.
5 Ways a Badly Built House Can Hurt Your Pets Read More »
In this issue of Building Science Newsletter: • To Spray Foam Insulation or Not to Spray Foam Insulation • Inflatable skyscrapers • 3-D printed raw earth house • Diaper house • Vermont’s housing crisis • Greening Your Career • our cherished members and more. Plus, welcome Shelterwood Construction
Building Science: Volume 1, Issue 5 Read More »
Building Science Newsletter: Volume 1, Issue 6
Building Science Wonders: Member Projects, Meerkats go High-Performance, and Grasses for a Sustainable Future!
Building Science: Volume 1, Issue 6 Read More »
