The Green Building Bottom Line (GreenSource Books; Green Source): The Real Cost of Sustainable Building (Mcgraw-hill's Greensource)
by Martin Melaver, Phyllis Mueller
The Green Building Bottom Line delves into the actual costs of sustainable building, offering a realistic perspective on green construction economics. Martin Melaver and Phyllis Mueller guide readers through the financial considerations of eco-friendly projects, highlighting benefits and challenges in the GreenSource series.
About This Book
The Green Building Bottom Line offers a comprehensive examination of the economic aspects of sustainable building. Drawing from real-world experiences, it addresses the costs associated with green construction projects.
Authors Martin Melaver and Phyllis Mueller provide practical insights into the financial implications of environmentally friendly building methods. The book is part of the GreenSource series from McGraw-Hill, focusing on the real costs of sustainability.
Readers gain an understanding of how green building impacts the bottom line, helping professionals evaluate the viability of sustainable practices in their projects. It emphasizes the balance between environmental responsibility and economic feasibility.
This resource serves as a valuable tool for architects, builders, and business leaders interested in the intersection of green initiatives and fiscal planning.
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