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SuSTaiNaBLe BuiLDiNG PRoDuCTS

C YNTHIA PHAKOS

K OFFKA / PHAKOS DESIGN



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# 10Hand Made in Nepal

VEGETABLE DYED CACTUS CARPET

100% Natural, Non-Toxic, Biodegradable



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# 9Made in Wyoming

CENTENNIAL SNOWFENCE

Re-Use

Reclaimed wood flooring & from

Snow Fences

By re-using and not burning wood• Prevented 9,000 tons of

CO2 emissions.



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# 8Made in Richmond, CA

VETRAZZO Countertop

Recycled

Reclaimed Glass Bottles

Replaces use of Stone Slabs



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# 7

BUSHMAN RAIN BARREL

A Southern California household

can save over 20,000

gallons of water.

Water Savings

Rain Barrel collector



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# 6Made in Australia

CAROMA: SINK-TOILET

Used throughout Australia

Dual Flush

Integrated Sink



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# 5For On-Demand Systems

Valve is attached to most

remote fixture andactivated by a switch.

ASTRO EXPRESSHot Water Re-Circulation System



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# 4LED’s Made in China

Assembled in Ohio

CREE LED RETROFIT LAMPS

LED Replacement Lamp

Fits in 6” Recessed Can – Halo/Equal75 Lumens per Watt

Lasts 50,000 hours+

Dimmable

2008 Ten Best Green Product Awards



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# 3Made in Korea (Soon

in Washington State)

ECOTREND PAINTS: Interior and Exterior

Made from Egg membrane

separated from shell wasteO VOC’S (odorless)

Anti-Mold & Anti-Bacteria

Natural Product



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# 2Made in Vermont

VERMONT NATURAL COATINGS

Wood Floor Finish Made From Whey

AgriWaste Product

Low VOC’s

Interior and Exterior

2008 top ten green products



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# 1Made in California

BENTLEY PRINCE STREET CARPET

Locally Manufactured

City of Industry, CA

10 miles from LA

Meets CRI Green Label Plus Program

Made from Recycled Carpet

Take back carpet program

Cool Carpet Certificate



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JOHN UMBANHOWER

SH _ARC



DREWS AVENUE SCHOOL KINGSTON JAMAICA



EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC / UNFOLDED WRAPPER

DREWS AVENUE SCHOOL KINGSTON JAMAICA

SECTION SHOWING BUILDING PERFORMANCE FEATURES



WATTS HOUSE PROJECT_THE PLATFORM LOS ANGELES, CA



WATTS HOUSE PROJECT_THE PLATFORM LOS ANGELES,



1214 ABBOT KINNEY VENICE, CA



PROGRAM COMPONENTS/PASSIVE AIR CIRCULATION

1214 ABBOT KINNEY VENICE, CA



OBLIVIOUS HOLDINGS OFFICE HOBE SOUND, FL



SECTION PERSPECTIVE AT ROOF TOP OFFICE

OBLIVIOUS HOLDINGS OFFICE HOBE SOUND, FL



POPUP CABINS BIG TIMBER, MT



POPUP CABINS BIG TIMBER, MT

AXON SHOWING BUILDING PERFORMANCE

RISING FROM 2-3 STORIES



MICHAEL BULANDER

HARLEY ELLIS DEVEREAUX























CLAUDIA K ESSNER&

BOB MCFADDEN

JOHN FRIEDMAN ALICE K IMM

ARCHITECTS























JUDITH MUSSEL

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DIMITRIS K LAPSIS

S TUDIO DNK



SUSTAINABILITY is

Passion



SUSTAINABILITY is

Excellence

project done while at Moule and Polyzoides



SUSTAINABILITY is

Innovation



SUSTAINABILITY is

Li ht

project done while at CHCG in collaboration with Dworsky



SUSTAINABILITY is

Air

project done while at Torti Gallas and Partners



SUSTAINABILITY is

Urbanism

project done while at Torti Gallas and Partners



SUSTAINABILITY is

Mass Transit




SUSTAINABILITY is

Affordable

project done while at CHCG



SUSTAINABILITY is

Renewable




SUSTAINABILITY is

Details



ILARIA MAZZOLENI

IM STUDIO MI/LA



Ilaria Mazzoleni, im studio mi/la Inspired by Nature



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BILL CORNELI

LA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT





YIANNA Bouyioukou

YOUR BUILDING HERE TM



your building here Marija Volkman, Yianna Bouyioukou, Tomas Ciesla

Perspective View

Embassy of the Czech Republic, Washington DC, 2009 -Competition




Site Plan





Concept Schemes





Sustainable Elements - Site





Sustainable Elements - Building





Façade Detail





Perspective View – Main Entry/Office Building





Perspective View – Water Garden/Representatives’Building





Perspective View – Garden





Perspective View – Residential Units/Ballroom




JOHN DIFENDERFER

AEDIS ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING

LEYVA MIDDLE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICESSAN JOSE CALIFORNIA



ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

A E D I S

In Defense of Zerogreen school manifesto[ ]






A E D I S

John Diffenderfer , AIA LEED AP

Principal: A E D I S Architecture and Planning San Jose, California

50 years designing for schools for Bay Area communities

AIA SCV COTE Chairman

In Defense of Zerog reen school manifesto[ ]






A E D I S

Eat Food

Not too much

Mostly plants

:






A E D I S

1,043 School Districts9,898 Schools[ ]California Energy Commission reports more than

$700 Million spent in 2008 on Energy to power California schools

[ How many textbooks, computers, and teachers can that pay for? ]

LEYVA MIDDLE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICESSAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA





A E D I S

Start Somewhere

Start now, its easy:Use very little energy

Make the rest

Get help if you need it

:0NET ZERO ENERGY

NET ZERO CARBON EMISSION





,

A E D I S

We use what nature

provides for free --Earth, Wind, and Sun

We do things that are

easy --Move liquid, not air

Obey the Laws of Nature

Turn things off

Make shade

Insulate

:0NET ZERO ENERGY

NET ZERO CARBON EMISSION






ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING A E D I S









In Defense of Zerogreen school manifesto[ ]

:We can help

www.AEDISgroup.com



S TUART MAGRUDER

S TUDIO NOVA A ARCHITECTS



NATIONAL WATER USE [ 2004 ]



NATIONAL WATER USE [ 2004 ]



55%

OF

U.S. POTABLE WATER CONSUMPTION

GOES TO

POWER PRODUCTION

[ STEAM DRIVEN TURBINES ]



LADWP

POWER PRODUCTION WATER USE[ 2008 ESTIMATE ]

2,168,000 ACRE FEET611,000 ACRE FEET



19%

OF

CALIFORNIA’S ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION

GOES TO

MOVING WATER

[ EVEN MORE WHEN CLEANING AND

DISPOSING OF WATER IS INCLUDED ]







DISTRIBUTED POWER GENERATION







CORINNA GEBERT

ALEKS ISTANBULLU ARCHITECTS



question.

As we are trying

to get to the core of

what IS sustainable?

we realize

that most of our current answers just lead tomore questions

In this age of information,

the main task has becometo distinguish

the true solutions

from the pretentious or superficial

The more answers that are out there,

the more important it becomesthat we keep questioning

What does it really take?

Does high performance have to involve high tech?

How can we get the most – out of the least?



platinum

How can we get the most out of the least?

Which points serve the actual purpose – and which ones

are just making a point?

some really crazy interconnected diagramWhy do we have waste – still?

Can we use materials in a way that

not only lets them return to their own cradle



landfilllandfill

not only lets them return to their own cradle –

but makes them yield useful byproducts along every step of their life cycle?

How do we look at Energy?

Why aim for “zero net” when our buildings

could create a surplus of energy food and resources?



net energynet energy

could create a surplus of energy, food, and resources?

Can we move from a consumer societyto a contributor society?

What about Standardized Solutions?

doesn’t “off-the-shelf availability”



prefab

depend on what ison your particular shelf?

Try to ask with every apparent solution:

Is it addressing the real issue? Does it create any new problems?



re use

- can it be any more straightforward?

So when asked to design an addition –



- When told to repair the HVAC and doors of a pool house that keep corroding from the chlorine -

can we come up with a design that doesn’t need doors and end up with a naturally ventilated, daylit building

that doesn’t need air conditioning either?

- can we find what the owner is looking for in her existing house?

In a feasibility study for the leftover sites of a major city traffic improvement project –



can we convince the city to instead revive the historic connectionsavoid massive excavation and new roadwork,

and free up an acre and a half of land for mixed useright in the historic city center..

We, too, love to design new things…



resource

but there is something very satisfying and poetic

in bringing to light what’s already there.

So how can we create more

out of doing less?



answers ?answers ?

And how do we avoid the extraneous –so we can make

the essential more beautiful?



JAMES MEYER

LEAN ARCHITECTURE























DOUGLAS PIERSON

(FER) S TUDIO























JAMES MARY O’CONNOR

MOORE RUBLE YUDELL ARCHITECTS

&P

LANNERS







DUSK VIEW













YO HAKOMORI

WHY ARCHITECTURE















DAVID HERD

BURO HAPPOLD CONSULTING

ENGINEERS







Peter Clegg , Fielden Clegg Bradley Architects







Modeling Carbon Mitigation



Modeling Cradle to Cradle



Modeling Water Mitigation



Prefabrication



Recycled Buildings



ERLA Dögg Ingjaldsdóttir

MINARC





Slabs to demo9%

9%

24%

Walls todemo

24%

ExistingSlabs52%

ExistingWalls48%

RemainingSlabs43%

67% remaining of existing Building

RemainingWalls24%

33% of existingBuilding

(100%)

Overall Existing Building Total Demolition



















OLIVIER TOURAINE

TOURAINE RICHMOND ARCHITECTS

Civic Pride



Civic Pride



• Great architecture has the power to turn“the” government into “our”government; it demonstratesgovernment’s goodness by literally

representing what we can achieve, ratherthan what we can do without

• Great architecture doesn’t cost more

“ ”

Civic Pride





Civic Pride



Civic Pride



Civic Pride



Civic Pride



Civic Pride



• Great architecture has the power to turn“the” government into “our”government; it demonstratesgovernment’s goodness by literally

representing what we can achieve, ratherthan what we can do without

• Great architecture doesn’t cost more

“ ”

Civic Pride





POLLY OSBORNE

OSBORNE ARCHITECTS

lly Osborne Architects, LEED Platinum House, Venice, California



Polly Osborne Architects, Taiji House, Menlo Park,CaliforniaAIA MB Excellence in SustainableDesign



I’ve been following our assignment to build greenhomes for twenty years now. I starteddaydreaming about what the rest of the world was

t I t k t i t Af i

Things I saw:



g-Small Carbon footprint

-Tenuous infrastructure-Huge poverty

Infrastructure = carbonfootprint?

-How can a poor country build

infrastructure sustainably whilesupporting their populations?

-How can we startthe next generation thinkingsustainably while discoveringipods?

Mozambique:-500,000 children orphaned bythe AIDS pandemic and this



MOZAMBIQUE

pnumber expected to double bynext year.-37% of the population is belowthe poverty line, in fact “foodinsecure!”

A comprehensive building

program is needed to address theneeds of the orphans.

-Heads of Household (eldest childraising their siblings)-Children without extended family

-Children with extremely poorextended family

-Education is the

way out ofpoverty.



• OK, I admit it. I’vemet the kids. It’sgetting personal.

African Millennium Foundation

with Partners:USCICNEER solar ovensMalangatana Cultural Center?COTE?



“A Nossa Casa”A place to bring new ideas

about sustainability,education, and health

Site: Maluana, MozambiqueEnvironmental strategies:

Local Building MaterialsNatural VentilationComposting ToiletsWater purification



Water purification

Natural Habitat & AgriculturalEducational plots



Local Material: SandThe site is sandy. It can be mixed with cement to create a soil-cement block. This is a laborintensive process that can employ the community. Cement block makers come in manual andmotor driven models. It will take an estimated 5% cement.



The cooling towers like those of African termites offerexcellent solutions for ventilation. In this hot and humidclimate ventilation is the best air conditioning. Simpleroof turbines (non-electric) and well placed walls andopenings can achieve this very cheaply.

Ventilation

Think Globally! Act Globally



Prototype center that includes:-Housing-School w/international guestsbesides K-12Community Center:-vocational training-food distribution-clinic-adult educationCenters where:-children can grow up safelyand learn to think globally.-the community that supports

the children is also supported.

Nossa Casa * A Home for Us www.ahomeforus.org

b hit t

http://www.ahomeforus.org/

http://www.ahomeforus.org/



WALTER SCOTT PERRY

ECOTECH DESIGN



















PALEN STUDIOS, Joshua Tree CAECOTECH DESIGN walter scott perry, architect





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