Green Building Marketing

American Metal Supply
High recycled content metal service center, Green building marketing strategy

Becker's Electrical Supplies
Electrical distributor

Gilkey Architectural Windows
High U-Factor fenestrations

iSqFt
Construction software technologies

Neyer Properties
Land development, Construction management,
Investment, Redevelopment

U.S. Green Building Council
Cincinnati chapter

Presentations

A presentation developed for Neyer Properties.

Branding and Identity

A Trademarked logo designed for Becker's Electrical Supplies.

Self Promotion

A Trademarked promotional postcard for Lohre and Associates, Inc.

Events

LEED Project Seminars and LEED AP Study Groups

Internet Marketing

Website design managed for the Cincinnati Chapter of U.S Green Building Council (USGBC).

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Receptions and Presentations

Lohre & Associates will be sponsoring events that allow potential LEED owners and developers to meet owners and developers of some of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana's LEED and other energy and environmental design developments. The goal of these events is to help create a community of energy and environmental design leaders.

For the event on Friday, May 30,2008, speakers were:
Stefanie Sunderland: Northside LEED registered homes
Jeff Chamot: Neyer Properties' Keystone Parke
The Keystone Parke is a LEED registered commercial development located at I-71 and Dana Ave.
www.neyer1.com
Chuck Lohre spoke on behalf of the Kenton County School District's Twenhofel LEED registered school in Independence, KY.

For the event Friday, October 19, 2007, speakers were:
Andy Hueber: John Hueber Homes
The two homes on Observatory Road feature geothermal heating and air conditioning, light concrete to reduce heat gain, large overhangs to shade the patios, high insulation values, CO exhaust, sustainable wood uses, urban infill and native plantings. Hueber Homes is also working on two other LEED registered or certified (one Silver Certified) homes in Hyde Park, Cincinnati. www.johnhueberhomes.com , 513-683-3080
Jack King: Elements IV Office and Warehouse
This commercial office and warehouse in Dayton, Ohio was completely renovated and LEED Interior Silver has been awarded. Interior tearout finishes and carpet were recycled. The final cost per square foot was nearly half of a comparable space. This building features underfloor electrical distribution, movable wall panels and the lower floor is built into the hillside. www.elementsiv.com, 937-918-1000
Craig Frye: Sanitation District 1
This complex in Fort Wright, Kentucky is a wonderful demonstration of every aspect of stormwater management. From the green roof to the final delivery of the runoff to the nearby creek, you can see how permeable concrete and asphalt contribute to the slowing of the water flow as it goes from roof top and parking lot, swale, wetlands rain garden, through native plants, holding pond, creek, Licking River and on to the Ohio River. www.sd1.org, 859-578-6744

For the event on May 25, 2007, at the Frank Lloyd Wright Boulter House, in Clifton, speakers were:
Steve Melink: Melink Corporation
The Corporation'snew manufacturing facility, in Milford, was awarded the first Gold LEED certificate in Ohio.
www.melinkcorp.com, 513-965-7300
Gerald Checco: Cincinnati Park Board Superintendent of Operations and Land Management
The Park Board Headquarters' had new solar panel and wind turbine installated. Personally, Gerald installed geothermal heating in his Clifton home and plans for a solar array.

Frank Lloyd Wright Boulter House Interior FLW Boulter House photo by Thomas R. Schiff

If you would like an invitation to the next event in the Fall; please contact Chuck Lohre LEED AP at chuck@lohre.com, w 513-961-1174, c 513-260-9025. For more information and links go to the Boulter House site www.wrightboulter.com .