Robert Fortunato—with full support of his family—decided to turn the remodeling of his home into a prime example of energy efficiency and sustainability for the building community.  

Oh, the good old days. One could buy a nice home for less than $100,000, Republicans and Democrats got along and energy was cheap.

This is one sustainable renovation that is built with energy efficient materials, timeless design and healthy alternatives. 

 If you have not heard about continuous insulation, then you must have been on the moon the last year.  

 Johns Manville announced the publication of “We Build Environments,” its 2011 Sustainability Report.