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One-Day Passes Available for Green Building Conference
The NAHB University of Housing is offering economical one-day passes for The National Green Building Conference in Dallas.
The passes are being offered to help builders and other housing professionals get the most out of the conference while maximizing their time and financial resources.
A one-day pass for The National Green Building Conference can be purchased any day of the conference, which will be held from May 8-10. The fee for a one-day pass is $300.
Activities available each day include:
- Admission to breakout sessions, with tracks including sales and marketing, business management, building technology and design
- Admission to general sessions; including one on The National Green Building Standard on May 9; or the general session, “The Green Guild — Visions of a Sustainable Future,” on May 10
- Exhibit hall admission
- Breakfast, lunch, breaks and reception, where applicable
Note: A one-day pass does not include the Green Home Tour or the National Green Building Awards Reception and Dinner.
For more information and to see all the National Green Building Conference registration options, including a schedule to determine the best one-day pass to purchase, visit www.nahb.org/GreenBuildingConference.
To Register
Advance registration has ended, but full registration and one-day passes can be purchased onsite at the conference.
General Conference Information
For more information on The NAHB University of Housing conferences, visit www.nahb.org/Conferences, call the Office of the Registrar at 800-368-5242 x8338 or e-mail registrar@nahb.com.
 ‘National Green Building Standard’ Available at BuilderBooks.com
“The National Green Building Standard,” available through BuilderBooks.com, provides “green” practices that can be incorporated into multifamily and single-family new home construction, home remodeling and additions and site development.
The standard covers lot design, resource, energy and water efficiency; indoor environment quality; and owner education.
Currently the first and only ANSI-approved green building rating system, the National Green Building Standard is the benchmark for green homes.
To view or purchase this publication online, click here.
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