LivingHomes architects KieranTimberlake received the 2010 Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for architecture. A well deserved honor!

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LivingHomes architects KieranTimberlake received the 2010 Cooper-Hewitt National Design Award for architecture. A well deserved honor!

Just a quick update on our Ray Kappe multifamily LivingHomes project in Los Altos, CA:
The LivingHome just underwent mud and taping, so all the jetboard is now in place and ready for finishing. Currently we’re working on sanding and painting the trim.
Next up? Flooring, electrical, and cabinets. Check out the photo and stay tuned for more updates!


Steve Glenn will be speaking at West Coast Green in San Francisco which runs from September 30th through October 2nd 2010. His session, entitled “Multi-Family Goes Platinum: LivingHomes in the Presidio,” is part of Future Communities 4.0. For full conference schedule and details, click here.
Register for a full conference pass and receive a 30% discount by using our CODE WCG10. Click here to register!
Here’s what WCG says about WCG: West Coast Green is an event unlike any other. It is the world’s leading conference dedicated to green innovation for the built environment and the only place where the entire chain of industry professionals, entrepreneurs and government leaders gather to set the agenda for the green economy and drive its success in the coming year. West Coast Green presents the single largest opportunity to see, share, learn and participate in green innovation and design for the cities of the future. Click here to learn more.

LivingHomes announced its home in Newport Beach has received LEED Platinum certification. Read it here.

“High Design; Low Impact. Building the LivingHomes.”
The developer of the nation’s first LEED Platinum home, and with over nine LivingHomes in production that are designed to achieve LEED Platinum certification, Steve Glenn is one of the more experienced builders of environmentally conscious homes in the United States. While LivingHomes uses the LEED program for external review and validation, the company has established its own Z6 sustainable building goals, which serve as development objectives for each LivingHome, insuring that they have as close as possible to zero negative impact on health and environment. The Z6 goals for each LivingHome are Zero Water, Zero Energy, Zero Waste, Zero Emissions, Zero Carbon and Zero Ignorance.
Steve will share his experiences working with leading architects, including Ray Kappe, FAIA, one of the most celebrated modern architects in the US, and KieranTimberlake, the AIA 2008 Firm of the Year, to create LivingHomes. He will discuss the specific elements that go into a LivingHome to achieve the Z6 goals and the process of building a LivingHome – from its factory construction to on-site installation in mere hours.
Earn one (1) hour AIA credit.
DATE: Tuesday, August 17 2010
TIME: 11:00 AM (PST)
The webinar is free, click here for more information and to register!