Urban Re:Vision Executive Director Eric Corey Freed interviewed with the Fox Business News team via satellite during the West Coast Green conference in San Francisco. Watch him keep a straight face while answering tough questions on the affordability of green.
In 2007 and 2008, we hosted Bloomberg at West Coast Green (world’s largest residential green building/innovation conference). The videos below are two of three segments which include interviews and footage shot on-site. Segment 1: Building a Green Home includes interviews with the same individuals on different topics, as well as Michelle Kaufmann (creator of the [...]
Green Building for Dummies author Eric Corey Freed stopped by the Comcast Studios in San Francisco to talk about green building, home building materials, the role of architects and how it all comes together at West Coast Green – the nation’s largest residential green building conference. Journalists interested in attending West Coast Green should contact [...]
West Coast Green, an annual gathering of architects, contractors, entrepreneurs and designers — as well as plain old homeowners interested in building green — has announced the dates for its 2009 conference in San Francisco. The event, which describes itself as “the largest conference on green innovation for the built environment”, and is in its [...]
In the run up to last week’s Green Cities Florida Conference in Orlando, Eric Corey Freed, urban sustainability activist and principal of organicARCHITECT, was interviewed on WELE-AM’s Wake Up Daytona. As a speaker at the conference, Freed will share best practices from our Re:Vision Dallas project and draw from the most advanced research in Green [...]
Freed: Design Competition Winner Will Build Actual City Block Chris Cheatham (Green Building Law Update) interviewed Eric Corey Freed last week and just posted the first in a 2-part series interview: My friends over at Sensible City recently offered me the opportunity to interview Eric Corey Freed. It’s not everyday I get to interview someone [...]
Imagine a city where renewable energy is generated by helium-filled “solar balloons” floating hundreds of feet above the rooftops. Imagine a city where public transportation doesn’t follow regular routes, but is efficiently directed on demand, via cell phone and GPS technology. A city where walls and fences are replaced with structures, such as shared kitchen [...]
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