Philadelphia, PA – January 14, 2009 – Postgreen, the development company behind the 100k House Project, has partnered with Greenable, Philadelphia’s top provider of green building materials to offer an increased line of finishes in the 100k House model while maintaining their commitment to affordability and quality design. Greenable’s access to materials and their knowledge of green building will be invaluable in preparing finish packages for Postgreen’s homes.

“We see this partnership with Greenable as a reinforcement of our commitment to both sustainability and design,” says Chad Ludeman, President of Postgreen, “We are building affordable, green homes, but that doesn’t mean we are willing to forgo quality aesthetics.”

Greenable also brings the ability to provide green interior design expertise to Postgreen’s buyers. Customers purchasing one of Postgreen’s LEED Platinum houses, and hoping to match their interior with the sustainable, modern design of their new home, will find Greenable a great resource. Architecturally unique and healthy homes like the 100k models, will be well served by design that respects function, indoor air quality, sustainability and style.

“Most people believe the myth that building green costs more,” says Greenable’s Design Director and co-founder Lynne Templeton, “This is not at all true and we are proving it now in a big way.”

Moving forward, Postgreen will provide Greenable with an ongoing showcase for their design expertise and material solutions. And Postgreen’s constant push to improve every aspect of their homes through the exploration of new materials and methodologies offers an excellent opportunity for Greenable to test innovative concepts in real life applications. Together, Postgreen and Greenable are commited to  introducing the world to increasingly more effective green solutions.

“There is a wonderful opportunity here for both companies to flex their creative muscle and produce a product that will surely set new standards for beautiful, efficient, and affordable green buildings and homes,” says Greenable co-founder Angelo Anastasio.

“We expect this partnership to grow and evolve,” says Nic Darling of Postgreen, “As we continue to refine our design and improve the sustainability of our homes, Greenable’s knowledge of materials and building science will be extremely valuable.”

The two companies share common goals for the future of green building in Philadelphia. Together they position themselves as a driving force behind Philly’s goal to become America’s greenest city.

Nic Darling Joins Postgreen Full-Time as a Partner

Philadelphia, PA October 2nd, 2008

Contact:
Nic Darling, Marketing & PR Guy
Postgreen
215.739.1578
http://www.postgreen.com

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Postgreen to Hold Groundbreaking on the 100K House Sept 30th

Philadelphia, PA September 25th, 2008

This is our first try at the Viddler 15second format of Twitter friendly videos in the form of a Press Release.

Contact:
Nic Darling, Event Coordinator Extraordinaire
Postgreen
215.739.1578
http://www.postgreen.com

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Postgreen Releases the 120K House for Sale on the Web Only

Philadelphia, PA October 17th, 2008

Contact:
Nic Darling, Purveyor of Press
Postgreen
215.739.1578
http://www.postgreen.com

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Check out our first try at a new video format for our press releases. This is an attempt to communicate our press releases in a format that is both more informational and entertaining. Using YouTube means that our releases are free and when we have major releases, we can still use PRWeb to post a standard text release with the video attached. We hope you like it and go easy on us in the comments as it’s a work in progress.

Postgreen Hires Nic Darling to Head up Marketing and PR Operations

Philadelphia, PA June 26th, 2008

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEXcDNZvx0c

Contact:
Chad Ludeman, President
Postgreen
215.739.1578
http://www.postgreen.com

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Philadelphia and Boston Groups Seek to Build the Most Energy Efficient Green Home Possible for $100,000

Postgreen has contracted ZeroEnergy Design to perform advanced energy modeling and consulting on the 100K House project in order to design the most energy efficient home possible on a small budget of $100,000 in the Delaware Valley region of the US.

Philadelphia, PA May 9th, 2008 — Postgreen and ZeroEnergy Design are determined to create an urban infill home that uses only 53% of the energy consumed by a standard new home while using a substantially smaller construction budget than is typical in the area. The combined effort is part of a case study – The 100K House – being built by Postgreen in an effort to prove that quality, green homes can be built for the same or even less cost than traditional homes.

Postgreen is working on a construction budget of only $100,000 USD to build the infill home in Philadelphia with the goal of achieving high energy performance and a LEED Platinum rating. The average US home of the same size will consume 2.5 times as much energy as the 100k house.

“In order to accomplish the lofty energy goals for the home on our budget, more time and care must be taken during the planning and design phase of every aspect of the home from insulation to HVAC equipment,” states Chad Ludeman, President of Postgreen. “ZeroEnergy Design is the perfect company to ensure that we will get the most bang for our buck in terms of energy efficiency on the 100K House and we are excited to have them be part of the project,” continued Chad.

ZeroEnergy Design focused on cost effective passive aspects of the house first, looking for additional ways to conserve energy. Then the active systems that consume energy were analyzed for efficiency, including heating, cooling, ventilation, hot water, appliances, and lighting. And finally, renewable energy systems were considered with solar thermal being the top contender.

Each improvement was reviewed on a cost versus benefit basis, considering the incremental change upon the home’s annual utility bills and Postgreen’s strict construction budget. “Knowing that 38 of the 136 possible points for the highest LEED certification score are energy related, any performance improvements we can make will not only be good for the LEED rating, but also good for the environment and the homeowner’s utility bills,” said Jordan Goldman, Principal Engineer of ZeroEnergy Design.

About Postgreen:
Postgreen is a real estate development company focusing on modern, green and affordable buildings and homes in Philadelphia’s urban neighborhoods. Our success is measured using a triple-bottom-line approach that ensures that each project benefits not only the bottom line, but the people in our community and the planet as a whole. Find out more at http://www.postgreen.com

About ZeroEnergy Design:
ZeroEnergy Design is a professional services firm providing Custom Home Design and Energy Design services for residential new construction. The unique collaboration between in-house architectural designers, mechanical engineers, and financial analysts drives a competitive advantage and enables the firm to deliver fully integrated design for high performance homes. (ZeroEnergy Design was formerly known as Independence Energy Homes). Find out more at http://www.ZeroEnergy.com

Contacts:

Chad Ludeman, President
Postgreen
215.739.1578
http://www.postgreen.com

Adam Prince
ZeroEnergy Design
1.866.412.5332
http://www.ZeroEnergy.com

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Postgreen just joined the ranks of the membership at the United States Green Building Council. For more information view the full press release at prweb.com.

We released our first press release for the 100k house project today. Click the link below to view the full release at PRWeb.com.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/11/prweb569556.htm