"green design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: Adopting green design principles into our homes can help reduce energy consumption and minimize our environmental impact.
GREEN design" has long been an oxymoron.
Ecologically sustainable green design also obeys an Arcadian impulse.
But it is also a fine example of green design.
The greatest resistance to green design comes from architects themselves.
The building's green design will cut energy costs in half.
This chapter discusses economics of green design.
Things are even worse in architecture schools, where green design is routinely demonized.
For one thing, green design makes it impossible to equate architecture with building skins.
It takes a moment to remember that the house is a test lab of advanced green-design technology.
What most of us think as 'green' design is not green at all, McDonough maintains.
EIO-LCA: Free, Fast, Easy Life Cycle Assessment (Carnegie Mellon University, Green Design Institute, accessed 5 June 2018); www.eiolca.net.net
