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Gulf Coast Green Conference Brings Sustainability Minds to Houston

For more than 10 years, the Gulf Coast Green Conference has quietly been building a name for itself, drawing sustainability professionals, architects and designers to town. This theme for this year’s conference is about art and sustainability and includes lessons in something called “hedonistic sustainability.” We learn about the conference — and what exactly that […]

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For more than 10 years, the Gulf Coast Green Conference has quietly been building a name for itself, drawing sustainability professionals, architects and designers to town.

This theme for this year's conference is about art and sustainability and includes lessons in something called “hedonistic sustainability.”

We learn about the conference — and what exactly that term means — from Julie Hendricks, vice president and director of EcoServices for Kirksey Architecture, and Colley Hodges, who also serves on the EcoServices Team for Kirksey.

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