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LivingHomes and The First LEED Platinum Home in the World

Steve Glenn, founder and CEO of LivingHomes, takes us through the first LEED Platinum home in the world, built in 2006 that features green products and appliances from literal floor to ceiling, inside and out.

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DIGStv talks to Steve Glenn, founder and CEO of LivingHomes, a well-known eco-friendly company that works with leading architects to create lines of homes that feature modern form and functionality plus an unprecedented level of healthy / sustainability materials and energy systems.

Steve Glenn takes us through the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum home in the world, built in 2006 that features green products and appliances from literal floor to ceiling, inside and out.

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