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March 7, 2010
"As LAUSD tightens belt, 'green' resolution helps trim water, energy costs"
The combination of green architectural practices and improved learning and teaching opportunities led to Project Frog, a San Francisco firm that designs and manufactures zero-energy classrooms, such as the one at an LAUSD charter school opening this fall...
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March 2010
"Green Pre-Fabricated Classrooms"
Prefabricated sustainable school buildings are less expensive than conventional construction, adaptable, and quickly assembled, while providing a more suitable permanent classroom environment than relocatable classrooms. They not only reduce energy consumption...
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February 10, 2010
"Redondo Beach school board approves child development center"
The new 5,000-square-foot building is designed by Project FROG, a Northern California-based company specializing in environmentally friendly building construction...
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February 5, 2010
"A Closer Look at the New Crissy Field Center Launching Tomorrow"
The temporary Crissy Field Center, an enviro-friendly prefab deal, launches tomorrow after a construction period lasting all of around four months (we hear the cafe's already open)...
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January 21, 2010
"Project Frog Raising $5.5M Round To Spawn Expansion"
"2010 looks like its gong to be a banner year," Tibbs said...
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March 2, 2010
"A New Dawn for Net Zero Energy Buildings"
Project Frog unveils the new center in SF’s Crissy Field...
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February 2, 2010
"Go Crissy! Green education gets a grand re-opening"
Crissy Field's new environmental education center is looking damn fine...
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January 19, 2010
"The new Crissy Field Center blends green design with a hands-on outdoor experience"
Project FROG and Crissy Field Center have been working on developing an educational curriculum around sustainability that uses the building as a resource and model: "the ultimate teaching tool,” says Tankursley...
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January 19, 2010
"Project Frog leaps ahead with $5.2M for greener school buildings"
Project FROG is wagering that — in addition to being eco-friendly — these buildings can actually improve student performance in schools. And it just raised more money to prove its point...
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