High Performance Natural Building Solutions:
Expert design Consulting and Sub-Contracting for practical and durable integration of natural materials
build better together course.
A conversation series exploring high-performance, healthy, and regenerative building practices. Join industry professionals and curious homeowners for monthly discussions about how we design, build, and live better.
industry professional
A 6-part live discussion series for architects, builders & changemakers. This is your invite to a live, monthly deep dive into the future of architecture & construction, Hosted in a casual, interactive format — think educational lunch hour with purpose.
this course offers aia lu/hsw credits.
(limited to 20 industry professionals per series)
For the Building Curious
A six-part online series exploring sustainable construction, healthy materials, high-performance design, and the future of housing. A practical series for those who are building - curious: potential homeowners, renters, buyers and builders. Designed for anybody who is interested in building, renting, or living in a healthy home.
(limited to 20 participants per series)
we work with design professionals, home-owners and builders to reduce the carbon emissions of buildings. we design, recommend, source, estimate and install.
we work with inspiring clients.
Featured Work
pre-fabricated panels assembled off-site for fast on-site installation. FSC wood framing, carbon-storing chopped straw and wood fiberboard sheathing insulation. designed in collaboration with REG Engineering and project owner in SLC. demonstration of city infill w/ carbon storing materials.
Featured Work
ma vie is a pop up gallery in jackson hole, wyoming dedicated to inspiring people elevate our routines into mindful rituals. the space highlights how our surroundings make us feel. natural lime plaster, a wild clay earthen floor, calming music and aromas of sage create a sense of walking through the forest or being at a beach. envisioned and designed by vera iconica architecture.
image credit: evan mack