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It’s not a new idea, but it’s an idea whose time has come. In our urban environments, it is getting

Dean and I had a very interesting meeting with the Heritage Resources Program Leader for the Rocky Mountain Region of

A Net Zero Building (NZB) is simply a building with a zero net annual energy consumption from the grid. While

Passive solar cooling may seem like an oxymoron to many. After all, the sun is hot and we’ve learned that

According to the Dictionary of Architecture & Construction a specification is “a written document describing in detail the scope of

I recently wrote about intensive green roofs. On the other side of the green roof coin is the extensive green

Aerated Autoclaved Concrete, or AAC is a building material that has been around since 1914, mainly in Europe, and available

I’m going to begin writing a regular blog for the friends, clients and potential clients of EVstudio. If you’re not

We are all familiar with the typical rebar used in concrete reinforcement applications, but many have never heard of Helix

A radiant system is based on the concept of radiant heat transfer in order to warm and cool a space.

We are wrapping up the sustainable home project for Tomskin LLC known as “Organic Mountain Modern”. The project has been designed to

Now completed, the Schuler Residence in Lake George is a log home that is completely off grid due to it’s

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