Stephen Turner Inc. presented an overview and comparative analysis of the compliance options offered under Rhode Island’s Green Buildings Act to public project stakeholders. This presenation was the latest in a series of educational presentations Stephen Turner Inc. has presented since 2012 as part of our work with the IgCC subcommittee of Rhode Island's Green Buildings Advisory Council.

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Stephen Turner Inc. has invested in new self-optimizing zone thermostats for the office to improve employee thermal comfort while reducing the company’s energy use and carbon footprint. The new thermostats are anticipated to reduce the annual site energy use of controlled systems by 15%. Check back in next year for verified results

Stephen Turner has been reappointed as Chair of ISO Technical Committee 205 Building Environment Design for the 2014-2016 period. Founded in 1947, the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the world’s largest developer of voluntary International Standards

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Stephen Turner returns to Rhode Island School of Design to discus sustainability and building design.

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Stephen Turner Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. The site is designed to provide information to our clientelle and focuses on our extensive experience in our four main commissioning market sectors, K-12 schools, Universities, Municipal buildings, and Dormitory/Multi-Family Apartment Complexes.

Christopher Armstrong participates in leadership group development and review of public comment for version 3 of the Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools protocol (NE-CHPS v3.0). Compliance with NE-CHPS is required for most public school construction and renovation in Rhode Island.

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Seasons Greetings from Stephen Turner Inc.
Here’s to a great year and many more to come.

IgCC Subcommittee chaired by Christopher Armstrong completes recommended Rhode Island amendments to the International Green Construction Code v2012 (IgCC) for use under the Rhode Island Green Buildings Act (RIGL 37-24-5).

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Christopher Armstrong and Stephen Turner present the basics of the
Commisisoning process to the Rhode Island design community.

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