Learn More About the Top Zero Energy Buildings Around the World in the September Issue of Construction Issue

Online, September 3, 2010 (Newswire.com) - (SAN DIEGO, CA) -Construction Digital, the top digital media source for global construction news and information delves into the top zero energy buildings from around the world in the September issue.

From BedZED, the Beddington Zero Energy Development designed by Bill Bunster of ZEDfactory to Charlotte House in Vermont designed by Pill-Maharam Architects to the first zero energy building in Singapore, the article discusses the growing popularity of net zero projects and its effect on the future of construction. Countries including Canada, Australia and Norway have plans to adopt net zero energy projects into their communities.

"The future of net zero homes and buildings is right now, it is being done on many levels, including affordable housing," says David Pill of Pill-Maharam Architects in the interview. "I am hopeful that the majority of new home construction and major renovation will be built this way."

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