REVITALIZING A COMMUNITY ASSET

By renovating an existing structure, the embodied carbon of the project is dramatically reduced. Additionally, salvaged materials are used throughout the buildingincluding innovative aluminum-clad wood windows made with reclaimed douglas fir - to further reduce carbon impacts.

Within this century-old frame, a new building emerges, complete with state-of-the-art mechanical systems and countless sustainable design strategies. The renovation project is targeting 6 of the 7 Living Building Challenge petals.

PROGRESS TO DATE:

• The building’s roof and floors are now complete, with all windows and doors installed, as well as skylights in place.

• Interior framing and rough in plumbing has also been completed.

• Exterior siding and interior electrical and mechanical rougn in work is next up!

Stay tuned for the next issue of LOVE+REGENERATION when we share the completed project prior to move in!

3d Printed On Demand

3D printing enables Model No. to cost-effectively customize client projects, reduce production related waste by approximately 90%, and cut carbon emissions more than 50% compared to traditional furniture companies. The company's studio and micro-factory uses solar and wind powered energy, holds no inventory, and sources and ships domestically.