The Skinny on Thermal Mass
Alright, let me first say that while I studied thermodynamics and heat transfer in school, it’s been many years since
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Alright, let me first say that while I studied thermodynamics and heat transfer in school, it’s been many years since
Most people don’t realize that there is a growing body of research in the world of architecture based on biologic
Second in a three part Dark Sky series “Darkness is as essential to our biological welfare, to our internal clockwork,
Last month, I discussed the exciting potential of self-healing concrete to reduce global carbon emission and reduce the enormous cost
Coming from Oklahoma, I know bad roads. Our largely expansive soils and icy winters cause our asphalt pavements to look
The urban landscape can be a complicated environment for a successful landscape. Variables of vegetation forms, types, tolerances and aesthetics
Part of the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is to provide better environments for building occupants. Something we
Radiant Energy. Something that is so widely misunderstood, and yet has such a tremendous impact on our daily comfort. I
I have recently been asked by a client about a new heating and cooling concept for their project: geothermal heating and
We had the pleasure of having an entry in the recent Parade of Luxury Homes in Evergreen Colorado, and our
10. Conversations with clients require far too much hand waving even while using a hands free device. 9. Buildings are
We’re very excited to be seeing the completion of a modern mountain home we designed in Evergreen Colorado near completion.
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