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About Janika McFeely
Janika McFeely, Guest Contributor, is a LEED® AP BD+C, a designer at EHDD Architecture, and has an extensive research background in sustainable design issues in addition to her architectural qualifications. While completing her Masters of Architecture, she assisted in the development of the Canadian Green Building Council’s LEED® Canada Version 1.0 Reference Guide, as well as other research efforts related to sustainable architecture. Since joining EHDD Architecture in 2007, she has directed the LEED certification process for all office projects which include a wide range of building typologies–from exhibit-related and educational facilities to civic and commercial environments. She is currently part of the team working on the design and construction of a new net zero energy headquarters for the Packard Foundation in Los Altos, California.
IDeA Z2 Design Facility Office in San Jose, California South Elevation with Sliding Glass Doors and Solar PV Shades
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Drawing More Power Than You Think

September 7, 2011 Janika McFeely 2

Energy efficient building design has come a long way to improve building system energy performance. But what happens when the users move in? Additional equipment and appliances added after occupancy can dramatically impact actual building …

Seen from above with its shimmering blue PV scales, it’s easy to see why Kaohsiung’s National Taiwan Stadium is nicknamed the Dragon Stadium
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Taiwan National Stadium Sculpted from Concrete, Steel, and BIPV Panels

January 8, 2014 1

Taiwan has one of the coolest looking and greenest stadiums in the world. I first saw photos of this amazing building, the Taiwan National Stadium, at the Symposium on Taiwan-France Cooperation in Intelligent Green Buildings. …

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The Story of The Fireside: Green, Affordable Housing

April 27, 2009 0

Right off of California Highway 101 and along the way to Stinson Beach, there sits a project “that could.”  It accomplished many feats over the course of its development.  As the construction manager on this …

HO[MIN]ID was designed by Winner Cameron Huber from the University of Oregon for the perFORM 2014: A House Design Competition
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Size Matters, Along with Good Design and High Performance

May 19, 2014 0

On Earth Day, Seattle- and Portland-based construction company Hammer & Hand unveiled the winners of perFORM 2014: A House Design Competition. The competition challenged emerging architecture professionals to fuse high design with high performance building …

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