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Green Roofs: Large and Small...

Posted on by Lauren Moss

Green Roofs:  Large and Small...

The California Academy of Sciences is a great place to visit, with the world's largest digital planetarium, a living rainforest biodome and natural history museum. This project by Renzo Piano Building Workshop has something for everyone, and if you're interested in green roofs, it's especially intriguing.

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Green Roofs: Old and New

Posted on by Lauren Moss

Green Roofs:  Old and New

Green roofs are becoming incorporated into our built environment at an increasing rate, as evidenced by the growing number of both large and small scale installations in urban, suburban and rural locations, in a wide range of climates...

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Living Building Challenge

Posted on by Lauren M

Living Building Challenge

The Living Building Challenge program differentiates itself from other certification systems with a performance-based approach, as opposed to a prescriptive one, meaning specific design strategies and elements aren’t necessarily required for certification.  Instead, creativity and collaboration are encouraged in order to meet stringent performance standards.

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Design Development Snapshot

Posted on by Lauren M

Design Development Snapshot

It's always fascinating to develop a concept from a schematic idea to a well-developed and thoughtful design, driven by research, client input, and constructability issues.
For MYD's project in Oahu, we've been going through this iterative process and the design has progressed based on a number of factors that we thought might be interesting to share, as well as offer a glimpse into our design development process.

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