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Old North St. Louis

Project Location: St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise
Project Descripton: Rehab of exisiting single family residence

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Old North St. Louis

Affordable/Cost-effective | Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise | United States

Project Location: St. Louis, Missouir, United States
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise
Project Descripton: Rehab of esixting singled family residence

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Nuevo Amanecer, Phase IV

Project Location: Woodburn, Oregon, United States
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise, Laundry Facility, Landscapes/Parks/Outdoor Spaces, Community Center, …
Project Descripton: This project is in pre-development, going in for tax-credit funding in the Fall of 2008. The proposed design includes 40 new farmworker units and a small community room on a 2.7 acre parcel in Woodburn, Oregon.

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The Village

Project Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Building Type: Urban Planning, Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise, Recreation Facility
Project Descripton: The Village: Design Narrative

The Village is located on 4 acres + 1.75 dedicated conservation easement within the Tierra Contenta master planned community on Paseo del Sol across from Capitol High School. The proposed site is surrounded by....

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stand together

Project Location: Africa & Arab States
Building Type: Temporary Shelter, Residential – Public Housing, Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise, Homeless Shelter, Emergency Shelter, …
Project Descripton: Designing a shelter is quite complex. Conditions can differ from hot to cold, from mountainous to flat and from dry to wet. Disasters don't discriminate, it could happen anywhere, in remote areas, as well as in cities, to anyone, families as....

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ElderGrace

Project Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise

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Pasive Housing

Context - Suburban | Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise | Macedonia

Project Location: Skopje, Macedonia
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise
Project Descripton: Using only organic matherials & hi quality wood we achived to design three separate houses for three family's. The houses are energy sufficient whit only 0.240 w/m*kenergy transation.

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Accessory Dwelling Units

Project Location: Prototypical design
Building Type: Residential – 1 BR, Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise
Project Descripton: Peterson Architects was initially asked to develop a 500 sq ft detached single-story ADU, using alternative materials and construction techniques, and these explorations have continued under the auspices of Public Architecture. The proposal makes....

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Cob Cottage

Green Design/ Practices | Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise | cob | United States

Project Location: Coquille, Oregon, United States
Building Type: Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise
Project Descripton:
We are halfway into what looks like a 30-year project. The goals are simple without humility: to transform the building industry, to make houses accessible to everyone and to put meaning and integrity into people's lives.

We have....

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New Orleans Sustainable Design Competition

Project Location: New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Building Type: Urban Planning, Social Service Centers, Residential – Multi-Family Low Rise, Residential - Single Family, Public Space/Gathering Space, …
Project Descripton: Global Green USA held a competition to design a sustainable community in New Orleans. The Holy Cross neighborhood of the Lower Ninth Ward, damaged by floodwaters during Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005, was the site of the competition.....

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