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Green Building Center New Jersey

Name: Green Building Center New Jersey
Address: 67 Bridge Street, Lambertville, NJ, 08530, US
Telephone: (609) 460-4787
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GBC-NJ is a collaborative delivering green consulting, design, construction, products, & education Management: Bruce Shankin, LEEDap, GBCo

The Green Building Center - New Jersey (GBC-NJ) is conceived and brought to you by a collaboration of like-minded, veteran companies that understand and believe cost effective green living and building is attainable today with the right team and an integrated approach. The Center provides a unique one-stop location where clients can learn about green living and building, apply it to their projects and life, and find an experienced team. Our strength is our integrated customer service that walks clients through the process from concept to finished product. Eco-Living consulting, green design & construction, and products are available online and in-person at the Center. Our Team:
Our collaborative is made up of some of the most qualified green professionals working in the industry today. Their experience and professional stature places them at the forefront of green design; often recognized as experts in their respective specialization. Our collaborative team includes:

Green Products & Owner Representation: Simply Sustainable llc, Lia Nielsen, LEED GA

Architectural Design & LEED Consulting: Designs for Life, llc. (D4L) Jason Kliwinski, AIA, LEED Fellow

Construction & Const.

10/22/2026

“According to the U.S. Travel Association, nine out of 10 travelers seek sustainable travel options.” - Lodging Magazine. Sustainability is showing time and time again to be more than worth the investment for any industry, including hospitality! Four Points by Sheraton in Austin Texas has clearly caught on, because they brought the Green Building Center’s sustainable architecture firm Designs for Life on to complete an adaptive reuse, addition, and gut renovation of the hotel to LEED standards. With the help of Designs for Life, Four Points now boasts sustainable features such as efficient HVAC, lighting and building envelope, an Energystar roof, and healthy environmentally friendly materials. These features help Four Points save on their utility and maintenance costs for the building long-term, and the sustainability of the building appeals to the majority of travelers who look for greener options when planning their trips. If you’d like to make these improvements or get your hotel LEED/WELL certified, reach out to us at designs4life.net/con to get started today!

10/20/2026

Transportation is the second largest emitter of greenhouse gases out there, surpassed only by buildings. Go green and reduce your emissions while softening the blow of high gas prices by planning your shopping ahead of time or bundling online delivery purchases! With how expensive even regular daily travel is these days, driving less becomes both the more sustainable and more practical option for many. Creating a list of everything you need ahead of time and finding stores close to each other so you can do all of your shopping in one trip allows you to drive less, spend less money on gas, and shrink your carbon footprint in the process. Or if you’re getting items delivered, many sites give the option to bundle deliveries to reduce travel and emissions. Think about what you need for the coming weeks, and start planning your next trip or online purchases now to save yourself time, money, and reduce your environmental impact. Then follow along for more green lifestyle tips here or at greenbuildingcenter.com/50-shades-of-green.

10/18/2026

We’re getting into the spooky spirit all month long by sponsoring the Memory Maker’s Trail of Magic! What began as unforgettable Halloween displays created by retired art teacher Dolores Dragan and displayed in her yard has expanded to an entire town full of her work. Travel through the streets of Lambertville to see Dolores’s creations glow beautifully in the dark as yet another show of this town’s endless creative spirit. At the Green Building Center, we love to support local artists from our community, and one of the ways we do this is by being a sponsor for the Trail of Magic! Our sustainable product showroom on Bridge St. is the first stop on the trail, and our sponsorship helps the town to continue to bring Dolores Dragan’s creations to life each Halloween! So, stop by our showroom as part of this Trail of Magic, and if you’re seeking a sustainable seasonal refresh for your space, reach out to [email protected] so we can work some green magic for you!

10/16/2026

Source your sweaters sustainably by shopping secondhand this season! Reduce Reuse Recycle can apply to so many items in our lives, and one great way to reuse is to shop secondhand! You can keep used items out of landfills by shopping at local thrift shops or online secondhand sites like ThredUp and Poshmark. These sites and shops also tend to be cheaper than buying new, so both the planet and your wallet will thank you! So cozy up to sustainability this season by checking out local thrift stores in your area today. Or if you don’t, Reduce your consumption by finding new ways to style the clothes you already have! And be sure to visit greenbuildingcenter.com/50-shades-of-green for more sustainability tips from the Green Building Center!

10/14/2026

We had a lovely night attending and sponsoring Watershed Fest 2026 “Reflections on Water,” this year’s edition of the Watershed Institute’s largest annual fundraising event! This lovely night of great food, drinks, and music is hosted by The Watershed Institute, an organization working towards the “mission of keeping water clean, safe and healthy,” on their home turf of Central New Jersey and beyond. We’ve been a pond sponsor for The Watershed Institute for years now, and each summer donate our time to teach a one-week intensive highschool-level green architecture academy. As sustainability professionals who deeply support environmental justice, it’s a no-brainer for us to continually lend support to organizations like this that fight for access to green spaces, and equal access to the decision-making processes for creating healthy environments in which to live, learn, and work. We look forward to doing our part by continuing to help our clients design and build in a certifiably eco-friendly and health-conscious way. Check out the Watershed Institute if you’d like to learn more about their work, and visit greenbuildingcenter.com to create sustainable spaces with us!

09/23/2026

Visit the Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development to get credits towards your green education and certifications!
Concise Copy: LEED Fellow Jason Kliwinski will be speaking at this conference as part of Rutgers University Center for Urban Policy Research, which is co-presenting a session on ”Proactive Preparation for the Next Storm: Adaptation & Resiliency in Multifamily Housing.” This session is a valuable educational resource for those looking to explore best practices in climate adaptation and storm protection, and attending can get you several credits towards professional certifications! The course grants the following credits: NAHMA 1.25 credit hours for NAHP, NAHP-e certifications and renewals, NJREC 2 Elective and CLE 1.5 and 1.25 PD. So, don’t miss out on this educational opportunity, and join us at the conference on September the 29th to 30th in Atlantic City!

09/21/2026

Get one step ahead of hurricane season by attending our session at the Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development! LEED Fellow Jason Kliwinski will be speaking at this conference as part of Rutgers University Center for Urban Policy Research. If you’ve ever had interest in learning how to prepare buildings for extreme weather events, this session ”Proactive Preparation for the Next Storm: Adaptation & Resiliency in Multifamily Housing” can help you do just that through exploring everything from floodproofing strategies to backup power and insurance implications. Mark your calendars for September the 29th to 30th, we hope to see you at Harrah’s in Atlantic City!

09/19/2026

We’re inviting you to join in on the 30th Anniversary of the Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development! Our LEED Fellow Jason Kliwinski will be speaking at this conference as part of Rutgers University Center for Urban Policy Research about ”Proactive Preparation for the Next Storm: Adaptation & Resiliency in Multifamily Housing.” This conference invites you not only for personal educational development, but as a networking opportunity to “connect with peers, learn from industry leaders, and engage in informative sessions on key housing issues.” Join us next week September the 29th to 30th in Atlantic City for this timely discussion!

09/17/2026

Living a sustainable life and running a sustainable business can feel like monumental tasks, so we’re here to make it easier with our newest series, 50 Shades of Green! Every week we’ll be posting sustainable living and business tips, ranging from light green easy-peasy stuff, to the darkest green deep life/business changes for those ready to go hardcore with sustainability. It can seem difficult to see the benefits in taking actions, but focusing on sustainability can improve health, reduce operating costs, and increase resiliency, all while reducing environmental impact. This is the triple bottom line of sustainability: people, planet, prosperity. So, follow along with our 50 Shades of Green series on Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, and visit https://greenbuildingcenter.com/50-shades-of-green to start living a more eco-friendly life today!

09/11/2026

Be proactive about your carbon impact by working with passive house professionals! We’re here to bring you the most sustainable and energy efficient buildings possible, and passive building strategies like airtight building envelopes and utilization of high-performance windows and doors help us to do just that! Building techniques like Passive Building not only help create more energy efficient homes, but homes that are more resilient and better for your health overall. That’s why we at the GBC take time to learn all the sustainability strategies we can, to give your project a team that’s well educated on the latest developments in our field. Interested in passive building strategies for your project? Contact [email protected] to learn more!

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67 Bridge Street
Lambertville, NJ
08530

Opening Hours

Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 4pm

Telephone

(609) 460-4787

Website

http://www.greenbuildingcenter.com/

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