Solstice/Confluence Project Grand Opening!

Solstice Confluence - Missoula, MontanaCongratulations to Homeword on the Solstice-Confluence project!
The project is Homeword’s thirteenth affordable housing development, ninth Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) project and third mixed-use development. The Solstice-Confluence project is the first Montana commercial and affordable housing project to register and pursue LEED certification. The Solstice project includes a mix of 34 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom rental apartments on the second and third floors, commercial office space named Confluence on the first floor and underground parking for residential and commercial tenants. Photo by Julie Stiteler

Download the Solstice-Confluence Project Profile PDF

Join Homeword in Missoula at their Grand Opening, Thursday, February 2, 5-7pm

2012 Annual Summit in Missoula

Summit 2012 Banner ThumbThanks to everyone who participated in our Annual Summit!

We are already looking forward to next year!



Montana State University Student Gov’t Endorses LEED Silver Rating

March 2012 - The student body government (ASMSU) passed a resolution regarding ecologically friendly building practices at its March 8 meeting. The resolution expresses ASMSU’s support that all new buildings on campus be built to the silver Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating.

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Thanks to our new Silver Partner - Project Managment

Project Management - Helena, Montana

Project Management - Helena, Montana

Project Management has provided comprehensive property services, including leasing and custom fit-outs, for offices, retail and restaurants for nearly three decades – experience you’ll notice when it’s time to create your perfect business space.  In addition, we have provided residential property management services for just as long, priding ourselves in positive tenant-landlord relations and our very own professional maintenance staff who tend quickly to property needs.

Website address:  www.projectmanagementhelena.com

 

Our Mission:

The USGBC Montana Chapter promotes balanced social, economic, and environmental stewardship in Montana by leading and educating about green building practices that will create healthy and sustainable communities in which to live, work, and play. 

 

LEED 2012 Regionalization

USGBC, in collaboration with its chapters, is recruiting volunteers for regionalization. Regionalization is the process by which chapter-level volunteers identify priority environmental issues in their areas and the LEED credits that address those issues. These credits are known as Regional Priority credits that - when earned by a project - reward one bonus point per credit. Chapter volunteers will be selecting Regional Priority credits for the next version of LEED, scheduled to be released in 2012.

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