Buildings

Please utilize Delta’s open source CAD files for Green Infrastructure Designs used to reduce flooding, manage stormwater, expand access to greenspace, and achieve other quality of life indicators. Municipalities have provided their engineers and/or landscape designers with these CAD files to streamline the design and installation process–thus reducing costs and time.

Here, Delta presents measurements of baseline stormwater retention, biodiversity, and economic conditions prior to GI installation as well as modeled future outcomes for two vacant lots at different stages of GI implementation. [In collaboration with Blacks in Green and South Merrill Community Garden.]

The City of St. Louis and surrounding region has a tremendous opportunity to scale up deconstruction programs and strengthen building material reuse markets, supported by Mayor Lyda Krewson’s Plan to Reduce Vacant Lots and Buildings. This program can provide opportunities for local economic and environmental benefits.

The Hub serves Chicago and Northeastern Illinois area stakeholders with critical training and resources, ensuring that the region can meet aggressive climate action goals within the buildings sector, while building an inclusive green economy.

A structured scoring framework to prioritize brownfield redevelopment by evaluating ownership, site use, land traits, community context, incentives, infrastructure, environmental risk, and building characteristics.

Confronting environmental change through research, education, and community collaboration

Academic institution producing campus sustainability/utility planning documents.

Renew Missouri was founded in 2006 to advance renewable energy and energy efficiency in the state of Missouri.

This film address a wide range of topics: emissions, historical climate trends, future changes, and their impacts on infrastructure, water resources, air quality, health, tourism, energy, ecosystems, agriculture, and long-range planning.

Dedicated to advancing energy performance for our regional community and planet