In this episode, Rebecca Sharkey of EHDD shares the approaches the team took to decarbonize the AIA’s 50-year-old, Brutalist-style headquarters in Washington, D.C.
In this episode, Rebecca Sharkey of EHDD shares the approaches the team took to decarbonize the AIA's 50-year-old, Brutalist-style headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Making reuse and circularity repeatable, scalable and efficient is not without its challenges, especially in the built environment. But one design-build firm may have cracked the code.
Thirty years ago, in a remote region of central California, a group of natural builders met to form what would soon become a straw think tank and spark a statewide
After a wildfire destroyed their half-century-old family home in Sonoma County, two architects set out on the journey of rebuilding. This time with regenerative materials.
What started as a need to address the challenges of implementing bio-based materials in the Northeast quickly grew into what is now the Bio-Based Materials Collective (BBMC). What is this
