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California-based Noble Environmental Technologies (NET) was founded by sustainable design architect Robert Noble, and has, since 2006, developed ECOR® composite technologies and products, in cooperative R&D partnership with the US Department of Agriculture Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisconsin. NET holds the exclusive worldwide technology license for all joint NET/USDA patents and patents pending, and has established its first European alliance.

The Department of Technology at Appalachian State University features a broad array of programs spanning the fields of applied science and design. It has developed a reputation for innovative research in the areas of sustainable building practices, renewable energy, design, and applied technology. The Department's mission is to advance and apply knowledge within its respective disciplines to address societal needs.

Caroline is a recent graduate from UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design, and a contributing writer for dwell.com

A New York-based writer, Diana studied art history and environmental policy at UC Davis. Before rising to senior editor at Dwell—where she helped craft product coverage, features, and more—Diana worked in the Architecture and Design departments at MoMA and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. She counts finishing a 5K as one of her greatest accomplishments, gets excited about any travel involving trains, and her favorite magazine section is Rewind. Learn more about Diana at: http://dianabudds.com

ZeroEnergy Design creates innovative and environmentally sensible homes. More: http://ZeroEnergy.com Our multidisciplinary team of architecture, engineering, and business professionals takes a calculated approach to modern green design and sustainability. The consistent result is a beautiful, high-performance home that holistically matches the owner’s lifestyle, aesthetic desires, and environmental ideology. AWARDS: Best Green Architect—Best of Boston Home, EcoHome Design Grand Award, Architect 50 List, and others.

Ian Zunt is the one behind all of Dwell’s socials. Along with the work he does to get us on your phone screen, he also writes on trends and design culture. Ian has a degree in Urban & Environmental Policy, along with Art History, and lives in Brooklyn. Reach out: ian [dot] zunt [at] dwell [dot] com

Bay Area based firm known for timeless design and attention to detail. Our environmentally sound designs range in style from modern to classical, but the design of each home originates from the vision of the client and the spirit of the surrounding site.

PKA is an award-winning full-service architecture and design firm that specializes in custom homes, lofts, cabins, and boutique commercial projects. Our collaborative, client-focused design process results in unique residences that are as distinct as their owners. As residential architects and designers, we integrate sustainable design practices into every project, from small additions to LEED-certified new homes, finding solutions that merge environmental thinking with exceptional design. At PKA, every client is our passion, and every project is an opportunity to create a home crafted to last generations. Please visit our website for more information www.pkarch.com

At Carmel Building & Design, we’ve found a better way to build. It’s personal. We focus intently on you, the client, to create a home that suits your lifestyle and reflects your individual tastes. It’s responsible. Our design principles and building practices incorporate environmentally mindful features that improve indoor air quality, enhance value, reduce energy and maintenance costs and are easy on the planet. It’s exceptional. We focus on quality in both your home and your experience. Established in 2000, we specialize in designing and building fine custom homes, renovating historic structures and remodeling projects of all types.

With a modernist sensibility honed by a decade of work in the progressive environment of Los Angeles, Amy A. Alper, Architect established her custom residential practice in Sonoma, California in 2005. Amy’s award winning and widely published work blends the qualities of light, texture, rhythm, proportion and expressive detail into projects that are responsive to the unique desires of each client and the unique opportunities presented by each property. Stewardship of resources, both budgetary and environmental, as well as exceptional service, are also hallmarks of Amy’s practice.

Inspired by a shared interest in sustainable design and artfully crafted buildings, we established Gardner Architects in 2003. While our work is unwaveringly devoted to a concern for space, light, order, and craft, it is guided by our commitment to environmental stewardship through responsible, inventive design. and professional leadership. We bring to our practice a detail-oriented approach to building design, developed over three decades of practice working on a range of projects from large scale commercial and institutional buildings to private homes. The focus of our practice is residential architecture. Whether a project involves a renovation, an addition to an existing building where new meets old, or new construction, we offer full service architectural design services at a highly personalized level for our clients.

Interdisciplinary studio projects, photographic documentation, and texts exploring archiving methodologies and site-specific narratives focused on cultural and environmental preservation. [ instagram: @abigaildoanstudio ]

Gloster is focused on being environmentally and ethically conscious. Originally started in West Africa in 1960, the firm created the Gloster brand in 1981 to build teak garden benches. They use only premium plantation grown teak from Java to make their wooden furniture, and also make peices in other outdoor friendly materials like stainless steel, aluminum, and fabric.

Tim Hanrahan is from Chicago and an architecture graduate of the University of Minnesota with a minor in environmental design. In addition to architecture, he has a knowledge of the hip hop culture as the Co-Founder and Editor-In-Chief of Gowhere Hip Hop.

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Based in Denmark, Skagerak is a leading Scandinavian brand that produces finely crafted furniture and home accessories. Renowned for its use of enduring materials like teak and iron, Skagerak creates furniture pieces that can be used both indoors and out. The company also creates indoor and outdoor accessories, from textiles to fire pits. Skagerak is committed to providing the highest quality products while maintaining environmentally responsible manufacturing practices.

Joe Schmelzer is an editorial and commercial photographer specializing in hotel, food, environmental, and celebrity portraits. His work has appeared in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Vogue UK, Sunset, and Travel + Leisure, among other publications.

Australian based, this practice has a humanist approach to architecture and design, not eager to win awards, but always to instil good design and humane architecture that develops affinities, creating sympathetic buildings that flow and appeal. Working from the top floor of a converted Sydney warehouse, they are a team of architects and interior designers under the guidance of Luigi Rosselli and his three decades of international experience in Milano, Switzerland, New York and Sydney. Renowned for their houses, residential architecture, adaptive re-use and heritage designs, the studio has worked on a very wide range of projects: from offices to factories, from libraries to wineries, from childcare to chapels. Luigi Rosselli Architects is a carbon neutral practice applying sustainable building practises, as demonstrated by their expertise in rammed earth, air-conditioning-free spaces and energy efficiency. The humanist and environmental principles apparent in their projects has attracted a variety of clients, from the top achievers of Australian society to the penniless artist, with a variety of locations and briefs, resulting in a continual renewal of design solutions. Welcome to this showcase of their projects and please check back regularly as it will get better and better. # residential architecture # green # Sydney # rammed earth # contemporary # alterations and additions # adaptive re-use # award winning

Fergus Garber Architects is a residential architecture firm providing a higher level of attention, management and environmental stewardship to clients, both residential and commercial, that have a long term interest in their property.

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Jennifer Morla founded Morla Design in 1984 as a multidisciplinary design firm encompassing communication and environmental design. See more of her work at morladesign.com

Avantegard Architectural Studio in SF Bay area, preaching about climate change and environmental sustainability since 2000. Studio is focused on environmental sustainability and occupants' health before the norm.

Jessica Helgerson has more than fifteen years experience designing residential and commercial interiors. Though her interiors are typically clean and uncluttered, she is comfortable working in a variety of styles, guided by her clients’ individual needs and tastes. Her design process is pragmatic as well as creative/conceptual. As a former green building activist, sitting on a number of boards devoted to environmental preservation and serving as president of the Sustainability Project, Helgerson has a long-standing interest in green building and sustainability. She holds a bachelors degree in English from the University of California, Los Angeles, and studied interior and environmental design at University of California, Santa Barbara. Fluent in French and Italian, she has lived and worked in Florence, Milan, Switzerland, and France. Her life in Europe and her travels in India, Mexico, Morocco, and the Far East have strongly influenced her work.

Measured was founded by Clinton Cuddington in 2007 with the objective of creating contemporary, environmentally sound buildings for both the private and public sector.

Everyone deserves good design. It's a simple philosophy but it's one we believe in. Our team approaches every project with the mindset of a real estate developer, with the creative insight of an architect, and with the job-site know how of a contractor. We have a hard time turning away projects that we feel a real connection to regardless of size and type, and have years of experience ranging from kitchen and bath remodels to new custom homes and large multi-story commercial. Our goal is to increase the flow of solutions, reduce costly inefficiencies and improve the value delivered to our clients. Content Architecture + Interiors honors historical significance and works to integrate projects into their developments and communities. When we translate a design, additional consideration is given to construction practices, ecological features, environmental sustainability, energy efficiency, feasibility, and budget.

Real Estate Broker, Beneficial Ventures/GreenWorks Realty Rebecca Sayre is a member of Washington's first real estate B-Corporation, Beneficial Ventures, drawn by their ethic and extensive industry experience. She is dedicated to helping clients sell your current home and find your dream home. With a background as a communicator and community organizer around environmental issues, she brings a passion for sustainability combined with a depth of understanding of the technologies and the market that will help buyers get the most value out of LEED and BuiltGreen-certified homes, as she works to make sure every buyer or seller, conventional or green home, gets the best service possible.