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Is Seattle as Sustainable as it Seems When it Comes to Buildings?

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By Brittan Jenkins When energy efficient design firm Ecotope outgrew their office space in the University District, they sought out a sustainable building on par with their goals and standards for energy technologies, at no surprise. What they found, however, was a landlord that wasn’t quite as forward thinking as they are, and brokers who […]

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