Ed Mazria
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The Beddington Zero Energy Development, or BedZED, by London’s Bill Dunster Architects, exceeds Architecture 2030’s targets, using solar energy and roof gardens. Photograph by Raf Makda/VIEW pictures. -
Architecture 2030–compliant: Kubala Wash-atko Architects’ Aldo Leopold Legacy Center. Photograph by Mark F. Heffron/the Kubala Washatka Architects, Inc. -
Sol y Sombra, the former home of painter Georgia O’Keeffe. Mazria’s additions to the site include a passive solar greenhouse and wildlife habitat. Photograph by Kirk Gittings. -
The Rio Grande Botanic Garden Conservatory. Photograph by Craig Campbell. -
Mazria’s wing for the University of New Mexico law school. Photograph by Robert Reck.
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