Process, Products, and Politics
My last blog was titled “to LEED or not to LEED” and discussed the use of the LEED guidance and rating system developed by the […]
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LEED, energy modeling, charrette guides, etc. Anything useful for integrative design work.
My last blog was titled “to LEED or not to LEED” and discussed the use of the LEED guidance and rating system developed by the […]
Continue reading »Oh, such a loaded title. Loaded because of the moment we find ourselves in. Part of this written reflection is based on my own work […]
Continue reading »I capitalized “WELL” in the title for the rating system that focuses on the health and well-being of people within the spaces we create. I […]
Continue reading »One of the biggest challenges (I wanted to say frustrations) in the efforts of a change agent is the balance between moving forward into a […]
Continue reading »I got home very late Friday night from two full days plus of engaging with talented, knowledgeable, experienced, and giving people that make up the […]
Continue reading »Most importantly, we must recognize that the reason for data collection is not data collection. Lately we have been taking about metrics and data, including […]
Continue reading »We need to change some things if we want to change the world. I see four distinct items in New York State public work delivery […]
Continue reading »There never seems to be a project just beginning, one with a savvy and trusting owner, with a full project team excited to begin a […]
Continue reading »Zero Net Energy (ZNE) and Zero Net Carbon (ZNC) are in the news and in our current planning and policy discussion. This makes for an […]
Continue reading »Sometimes a moment in a video, a comment on social media, or a discussion in a team meeting is a catalyst for thought processes that […]
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