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The award winning Folium concept for the Architecture at Zero 2013 design competition created by Herman Coliver Locus Architecture, EBS Consultants, and Architectural Lighting Design
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Zero Competition Architecture Responds to California’s 2020 ZNE Goals

January 24, 2014 Mignon O'Young 0

Team Folium, consisting of Herman Coliver Locus Architecture, EBS Consultants, and Architectural Lighting Design, won the Special Recognition Award from the Architecture at Zero 2013 design competition. The Folium concept presents a fresh urban design …

LEED Platinum rated Gilroy Sobrato Apartments in Gilroy, California
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Gilroy’s First LEED Platinum Project

January 21, 2014 Mignon O'Young 0

Gilroy, California is well known for its garlic crop, but it also has at least three LEED projects within its 16 square miles. The newly built Gilroy Sobrato Apartments developed by South County Housing is the …

A gateway to Station Center Family Housing
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Station Center Family Housing Wins 2013 ULI Global Award

December 10, 2013 Mignon O'Young 0

Congratulations to developer MidPen Housing and David Baker Architects, one of my favorite San Francisco architecture firms to work with, for winning the 2013 ULI Global Award for Excellence for its LEED Platinum certified project, Station …

Veterans Commons in San Francisco, CA:  each apartment is outfitted with a kitchen and bathroom, which are either fully accessible or adaptable in the future
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Juvenile Detention Home Revived As Green Home for Veterans

October 30, 2013 Mignon O'Young 1

The historic landmark at 150 Otis Street in San Francisco, California has seen much in its lifetime. It was designed by architect Louis Mullgardt and built in 1916 as the City’s Juvenile Court and Detention …

The Muses-Aerial View of Project near Completion (Photo Courtesy LDGD & GCHP)_DxO
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New Orlean’s First LEED NC-Silver Multi-Family Development

August 10, 2011 Mignon O'Young 0

In just over two weeks, it will have been six-years since the the category-5 Hurricane Katrina crossed into the United States and rebuilding efforts continue to this day.  New Orleans, Louisiana, was one of the …

Casa Dominguez: Courtyard Garden
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How Abode Communities Builds Green and Affordable

March 24, 2010 Yu-Ming Wei 0

The recently completed Casa Dominguez affordable housing and community facility by Abode Communities is touted by the organization as innovative.  Upon a recent site walk and visit, I can say that its innovation lies not …

Casa Dominguez: Aerial View Including the 84
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A Success Story: Healthy Homes, Neighborhood Revitalization, and L.A. County’s First Graywater Irrigation System

March 10, 2010 Mignon O'Young 0

Is it possible to build multi-family housing without air conditioning in Southern California where the weather averages high 70s F in the daytime for most of the year?  With smart building design, it is definitely …

Front Facade of Folsom Dore Apartments at the Corner of Folsom Street and Dore Alley
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Laundry Facility Reincarnated as the First LEED Certified Residential Building in Northern California

August 4, 2009 Mignon O'Young 0

Why would a developer save part of an unreinforced brick building when it has no historical value and would cost more money to save than to demolish it?  Because saving one façade would help provide …

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Thinning forests for health, aesthetics, to reduce fire risk or wood production produces many small-diameter logs for Oregon mills
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How Green Is Your Building’s Wood?

May 3, 2010 0

How can architects, developers and builders know for sure that lumber for building their projects comes from sustainably managed forests?  Sustainability is defined internationally as: meeting the needs of the present generation without compromising that …

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Competition: #GetYourGreenOn Interior Design

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SFC’s #GetYourGreenOn Interior Design Competition deadline is June 23rd. This competition was launched in 2016 by Sustainable Furnishings Council to advocate for sustainable and healthful homes, to connect with SFC members, to show the connection …

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Headquarters: north elevation anchored with an entry courtyard leading to the main entrance
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The Packard Foundation’s Headquarters Is a Conservation Success

September 19, 2013 0

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to take a private tour of The David and Lucile Packard Foundation’s newly built headquarters.  It’s an elegant, well designed, and very green office building located in downtown …

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