When students return to the Georgia Tech campus this fall, they’ll find opportunities to participate in six pilot projects intended to improve the design, construction, operation and evaluation of sustainable buildings.
A before-and-after thought experiment among Lord Aeck Sargent architects about the Living Building at Georgia Tech focuses attention on regeneration and beauty.
The Georgia Tech Living Building project team is covering new ground as it seeks to surpass the requirements of the Living Building Challenge Equity Petal.
It’s a milestone week for the Living Building at Georgia Tech. Architects presented their proposed design documents to a key Georgia Tech commission on Tuesday. And today the university announced that it’s set Sept. 12 as the official construction start date.
Interested in benchmarking your organization’s treatment of your employees? Lord Aeck Sargent Sustainability Director Jim Nicolow describes why and how the architectural firm obtained a Just label.
Todd Mowinski, Erin English, Marc Brune, Dennis Creech, Alissa Kingsley, Jimmy Mitchell, Jim Nicolow, Diane Ives and Ken Edelstein on Living Future 2017.
Georgia Tech’s academic community is leveraging the Living Building at Georgia Tech for research even before ground’s broken on the project.
A Lord Aeck Sargent post goes into detail on the ‘why’ of the project’s Urban Agriculture Imperative, as well as how Andropogon arrived at its edible landscape solution.
Green building guru Dennis Creech’s new mission: To leverage lessons from a Living Building so that regenerative design and construction takes a firm hold in the Southeast.
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