24 November 2009 | Posted inIn the Studio, Projects, Sustainable Design, Video
Zero Emissions Building Design: Walls
The team designing a zero emissions office building met virtually on September 29 to brainstorm about the exterior walls. HOK participants included Bill Valentine and Dave Troup in San Francisco, Mary Ann Lazarus, Tim Gaidis and Tyler Meyr in St. Louis, and Jeff “heard but never seen” Sanner in Chicago. Joining the charrette via “Thunder” from the The Weidt Group in Minneapolis were Chris Baker and Vinay Ghatti.
The video quality isn’t exactly Ken Burnsesque, but the clip does provide a fairly rare opportunity to watch some really talented designers bounce ideas off one another:
Previous ZEB posts (in chronological order):
- Onward to Zero Emissions
- Onward to Zero Emissions – Part 2
- Weidt Light
- Zero Emissions Building Charrette #2 — The Paradigm Shift
- Passing Virtual Notes
- Zero Emissions Building Team Using Biomimicry as a Design Filter
- Challenging the Frontier of Carbon Neutrality
- Zero Emissions Building Charrette: Bar Length, Core Configuration + More!
- Zero Emissions Charrette: Reviewing the Energy Design Strategy Report
- Focus on the Building Design: September 17 Zero Emissions Charrette
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