The question of which cities and regions will be able to adapt to new extreme heat are part of the hard math of climate change trib.al/OMvryf4

Why Demolish When You Can Deconstruct? nyti.ms/3BAhpWp

Architects design a Senegalese hotel resort built around the local baobab trees trib.al/etnuCl8

In the face of unprecedented challenges, humanity is on the move nationalgeographic.com/history/articl…

BREAKING NEWS: The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2021 #NobelPrize in Physics to Syukuro Manabe, Klaus Hasselmann and Giorgio Parisi “for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems.”

The husband-and-wife duo redefining cultural architecture in China cnn.com/style/article/…

was fun (and fascinating!) to report out this feature on the future of restaurant design. something the pandemic taught us is that flexible, accommodating design goes a long way. but universal design has been preaching that for a while: eater.com/22696498/resta…

Join me next Tuesday to chat about why every building needs a plan to adapt to climate change, and how the Stepwise EnerPHit program can help owners plan ahead. Online Dec 7 at 9am Pacific, Noon Eastern. RDH Building Science @the_phnetwork @the_iPHA @PassiveHouseCan PassiveHouseAccelerator

Our next project is the reviving of a micro studio in the heart of Santa Fe. After a coat of paint we will get rid of the gas appliances.

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New image on front page of hyperlocalarch.com by Allan Pernot MK Passive House in snow

Living near fracking sites raises risk of premature death for elderly, US study finds theguardian.com/environment/20…

The Future of Sustainable Housing in Japan: Paving the Way to Net Zero Energy Housing archdaily.com/978260/the-fut…

Testing The Burn Ability Of Insulation In Wall youtu.be/CdItsso3ur0

Great day filming and talking about passive house in the face of fire for RMPBS.

RAMóN FERNáNDEZ-ALONSO in Hyperlocalization of Architecture evolo.us/ours-hyperloca…

Colorado Springs will soon be home to its first certified Passive House. Using prefabricated panels, this home will be incredibly energy efficient and airtight, which can slow the spread of fires. rmpbs.org/blogs/rocky-mo…

Watch this! Fantastic project featured on Rocky Mountain PBS from PassiveHouseBB Hyperlocal Workshop Collective Carpentry rmpbs.org/blogs/rocky-mo…

Colorado Springs will soon be home to its first certified Passive House. Using prefabricated panels, this home will be incredibly energy efficient and airtight, which can slow the spread of fires. (From Rocky Mountain PBS) to.pbs.org/3Ppbudl

A fun little coffee trike project we work on during COVID is now on the street in Taos. Sol Coffee