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International Green Construction Code

IgCC About To Get A Boost In Maryland

written by Walter Wang

Maryland is primed to expand and incentivize use of the International Green Construction Code. In 2011, Maryland was the first state in the country to authorize use of the IgCC for private and public construction.

It is not surprising the IgCC found Maryland fertile ground. Relative to its population, Maryland has more green building projects than any other state.

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November 14, 2013 0 comment
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The Green Building Code is Too Confusing

written by Walter Wang

I have spent just over a year thinking about the International Green Construction Code (IgCC).  I know it has been one year because I received my first copy of the code at Greenbuild 2010.  My conclusion today about the code is no different than it was one year ago: 

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October 25, 2011 0 comment
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Inside Baseball No More-Why the Building Code Adoption Process is Critical To Sustainability

written by Walter Wang

A lot of attention has been paid to creating a greener building stock by incorporating green building practices into building codes.  The development of the International Green Construction Code is just one example.

However, there are two primary components to every regulation–policy and process.  Both components

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April 29, 2011 1 comment
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