Recent Green Building News, City profiles, Interviews with NGO leaders, and special features, and given this is the first edition, they have jam packed it with content.. although, I would really like to see a “tips” section for various real estate professionals that would provide an immediate knowledge transfer.

It may seen strange that in the middle of a global recession, and in perhaps one of the worst real estate market China has seen in 10 years, that anyone would unveil two new projects.

Two MASSIVE Exhibition projects in Dalian and Shenzhen.

But, that is just what Coop Himmelb(l)au has decided to do (h/t bd online).

Of course, the fact that one of the projects will save 30% of its energy spend by using sea water to cool the buildings does offer something encouraging about the project.

Perhaps they should use this as a way to get a bit of the stimulus package.

through a recent contest, Boeing looks to have accomplished all three as student presented their ideas on how to green an aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility.

Hosted in Shanghai, the top teams came from Northwest Polytechnic University, Wuhan University and Huazhong University of Science and Technology:

The three top winners were: Research on Green Disposal of Aging Aircraft by Northwestern Polytechnical University, Building an Environmental and Efficient MRO Supply Chain by Wuhan University and Environmental Progress and Practice: Improving the Environmental Effectiveness of Boeing Pudong MRO by Huazhong University of Science and Technology team.

to learn more, you can read the full article here