May 2009
Water to wire
Although it is the least developed of all renewable energy sources, the ocean has the potential to provide 10 percent of our nation's energy. Wave power projects take advantage of one of the most visible forms of energy—the rise and fall of water. Read More
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The Art of Copper Cupolas
Copper cupolas have prolifically chronicled thousands of years in an array of artistic forms and functions – from their storied Roman era roofs to their presence today, thanks to the continued fascination from today’s architects, homeowners, and historians. Read More
Copper Industry Executive Receives Power Quality & Leadership Award
David Brender, of Closter, N.J., a Copper Development Association Inc. (CDA) national program manager, recently received the Power Quality Leadership Award for his contributions to the field of power quality. Read More
Copper in the Garden
Some of the same attributes that attract architects and builders to copper—durability, easy installation and low maintenance—also attracts gardeners to a proliferation of handcrafted copper outdoor ornaments and garden décor. Each year, homeowners spend as much sprucing up their yards as they do decorating their home’s interiors. Read More
Valentin Yotkov: Continuing the Master Craft of Repoussé
Master metalsmith Valentin Yotkov keeps the ancient art of repousee alive, continuing this legacy for the next generation of copper artists. Read More
Ask the architect
What are the advantages of using copper flashing? What are the typical sizes for architectural copper products? What building design and construction professional should know. Read More
More technical information for building and design professionals
A part of everyday life
It delivers our electricity. It propels our motors. It also keeps us healthy. In fact, it is vital in fighting off cell damage from free radicals in the body. Copper: It's essential. Read More
More on the essential role copper plays in our lives
