Daniel F. Hellmuth 1 , with assistance from Jonathan Chase 2 , Jonathan Chase 2 , Kevin Smith 3 , Matt Malten 4 , Susan K. Flowers 5 , Jeff Moody 6 , Matt Ford 7 , Dane Glueck 8 , Don Mills 9 , David R. Macaulay 10
Fall 2009
INTRODUCTION
The result of equal parts serendipity, exploration, creativity, and the enduring persistence of a dedicated team of designers and its university client, Washington University’s Living Learning Center, has quickly become a locus of sustainability. It is a deep green place filled with fresh air and daylight, an ongoing achievement in zero net waste, zero net water, and zero net energy design, a space that inspires higher learning about the natural world. The Center is also well on its way to certification as the first living building in the world.
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