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This is part of a series of blogs about the building of a new seed office headquarters for Southern Exposure Seed Exchange (SESE).
To help propel this encompassing project into reality, Paul assembled an SESE HQ Design Team. My name is Darla Eaton, and I’ve been working on the Design Team since November, 2010. Thus far, my primary modes of participation have been researching the cost, sustainability, and practicality of various building materials, gathering information on the most appropriate energy systems to meet our needs, and networking with professionals in the industry to help facilitate instructor-led sustainable building educational opportunities. I’ve participated in an array of building projects including building a place to live, refurbishing community centers, and building maintenance, almost all with a strong emphasis in sustainability.
When I first joined the team, we were faced with a seemingly infinite supply of questions: What spaces in what configuration should comprise the general layout? What alternative building materials are sustainably available to us? What energy systems can we employ that have low energy input, both up front and over time? How much will it cost?
Think you can help? You’re probably right! Most of the members on the Design Team, including myself, are new at this. If you have expertise in any field related to sustainable building, and you’d like to discuss our project with us, shoot us an email.
Darla Eaton
[email protected]
Design Team Member
The post A Design Team for Southern Exposure’s new home first appeared on Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
To help propel this encompassing project into reality, Paul assembled an SESE HQ Design Team. My name is Darla Eaton, and I’ve been working on the Design Team since November, 2010. Thus far, my primary modes of participation have been researching the cost, sustainability, and practicality of various building materials, gathering information on the most appropriate energy systems to meet our needs, and networking with professionals in the industry to help facilitate instructor-led sustainable building educational opportunities. I’ve participated in an array of building projects including building a place to live, refurbishing community centers, and building maintenance, almost all with a strong emphasis in sustainability.
When I first joined the team, we were faced with a seemingly infinite supply of questions: What spaces in what configuration should comprise the general layout? What alternative building materials are sustainably available to us? What energy systems can we employ that have low energy input, both up front and over time? How much will it cost?
Think you can help? You’re probably right! Most of the members on the Design Team, including myself, are new at this. If you have expertise in any field related to sustainable building, and you’d like to discuss our project with us, shoot us an email.
Darla Eaton
[email protected]
Design Team Member
The post A Design Team for Southern Exposure’s new home first appeared on Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.
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