What started as the remodel of a pair of midcentury buildings and a tenacious goal of achieving zero carbon, zero energy, blossomed into something much bigger: the making of a connected, carbon-neutral corridor.
Venture inside this stunning modern home and learn about how the team at archimania seamlessly blended high-design and high-performance, and placed little “Easter eggs” throughout this Memphis gem.
What started as the remodel of a pair of midcentury buildings at 663 S. Cooper St. in Memphis and a tenacious goal of achieving zero carbon, zero energy, blossomed into something much bigger: the making of a connected, carbon-neutral corridor.
Have you ever considered how many chemicals you encounter daily? It’s not something most of us typically think about. But the fact of the matter is, there’s almost no escaping them and you might be surprised to know just how many surround us and pose health and environmental risks.
Is organic architecture the key to sustainable building? This circular home in the Arizona desert explores how organic design can feed into more sustainable building.
Construction and demolition waste accounts for upwards of 40% of the US waste stream. As the world progresses toward decarbonization and regenerative design, deconstruction and reuse are starting to gain more attention.
