Building Value Cincinnati

There is no lack of sustainable-minded companies in Cincinnati, and dozens have been nominated for Cincinnati's first-ever Green Business Awards. [details]

The activities at Building Value's upcoming ReUse-apalooza will be as varied as the items for sale at the salvaged building material non-profit. Each year the organization diverts more than 2,000 tons of building materials from landfills. [details]

In the age of green building it can be easy to overlook what is done with existing structures and those that are torn down for the more efficient, more desirable, or more economically advantageous. Except of course if you are one of the 25 people working at Cincinnati-based Building Value. [details]

Building Value relocates to Northside and expands opportunities to grow training mission and salvage materials from local homes and buildings. Building Value brought the community together on Saturday, November 14, to celebrate its grand opening in Northside. [details]

Building Value celebrated its grand opening at a special ceremony Saturday, November 14. Members from the city, community and supporting organizations were on hand to commemorate this momentous day. [details]

Building Value's deconstruction takes the city's commitment to recycling to a whole new level by recycling and salvaging houses. A recent deconstruction project in Green Hills provides many ways to recycle building materials. [details]

Building Value has been chosen to provide full-building deconstruction services to a Greater Cincinnati Municipality. The Village of Greenhills has retained Building Value to salvage two (2) multi-family buildings. Deconstruction is set to begin on September 31, 2009. [details]

Lyn Marsteller has not only simplified finding items in a purse, she is also helping a local nonprofit organization. Although the purse is manufactured in San Francisco, the purses are packaged and prepared for shipping locally at the Easter Seals Work Resource Center. [details]

Talbert House will be honoring three individuals who have helped the community and agency's mission at its 2009 Annual Luncheon on Friday, September 25. Among those honored will be Lisa FitzGibbon of the Easter Seals WRC. [details]

An exclusive look at the area's first full-house deconstruction as Building Value "unbuilds" a Wyoming house, diverting 6,400 cubic feet of material from the landfill. [details]

No wrecking ball will be used to tear down a vacant Wyoming house. Instead, a dozen pairs of hands intricately will help take down sections at a time and nothing is spared. Any small piece that can be reused or recycled will avoid the landfill. [details]

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