Time with LHB: 1.75 years What’s your favorite LHB project you’ve worked on? Minnesota Medal of Honor Memorial Design Competition. LHB’s team was shortlisted to
THREE THINGS I LEARNED AT GREENBUILD 2016
Attending conferences like the U.S. Green Building Council’s Greenbuild is one of my favorite ways to stay inspired and connected to a broader design discourse.
PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE: DECREASING ENERGY COSTS THROUGH PASSIVE HOUSE DESIGN
Passive house design goes beyond typical energy reduction improvements to maximize savings on energy bills and provide a high quality, comfortable environment for occupants. Aggressive
LHB COMMITS TO A CARBON-NEUTRAL BUILT ENVIRONMENT
The AIA 2030 Commitment LHB was an early adopter of data-driven design, understanding that what is measured can be managed. We are involved in developing,
FINAL FRONTIER: PLUG LOAD REDUCTION STRATEGIES
In late 2010, I was reviewing a set of predicted energy models for a project at LHB, ranging from a better-than-code to a SB 2030
THOUGHTS AND EXPERIENCE: JAY BERGMAN AND STORMWATER
Stormwater runoff is a quiet polluter. Rain seems far less menacing than vehicle exhaust, power plant emissions, or improperly managed solid waste. Runoff is also