photo: Todd Woody In The New York Times on April 12, I wrote about San Francisco International Airport’s new “green” terminal: SAN FRANCISCO — If the prospect of flying holds all the appeal of a cross-country bus trip, the $6,500, lipstick-red leather Egg chairs at San Francisco International Airport’s Terminal 2 are intended to return [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Virgin America’
Virgin green: SFO’s new enviro-friendly airport terminal
Posted in corporate green, corporate sustainability, tagged Virgin America on April 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
San Francisco, Virgin building LEED Gold airport terminal
Posted in energy efficiency, green buildings, tagged LEED, San Francisco International Airport, Virgin America on January 16, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I wrote this story for Reuters, where it first appeared on November 29, 2010. Upping the ante in the greener-than-thou sweepstakes, San Francisco is building what would be the nation’s first LEED Gold-certified airport terminal. LEED — Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design – is a program run by the United States Green Building Council [...]
