Just before the start of summer this year, a new community garden opened in States’s Sloan’s Lake community, and the Bacon Lane Architect LLC team was quick to get involved. We believe in participating in the communities where we live and work and became the proud caretakers of 7 of the 50 garden plots available to residents and … Continued
Commercial Adaptive Reuse is the “greenest” of approaches in which older building in or near the city core are re-purposed for a new function and use.
Bacon Lane Architect LLC participated in the live Webinar Course which presented the sustainable attributes of Concrete Masonry Units (CMU) when incorporated in a Building Design. Concrete Masonry Units when used in a building project can significantly contribute to sustainable green design and timeless architecture.
Martha is certified as a LEED professional.
Bacon Lane Architect LLC & Shipley Design has entered a Design-build competition sponsored by AIA States and Habitat for Humanity Colorado.
Bacon Lane Architect LLC is working on a multi-acre site master plan, as well as a smaller manufacturing office remodel.
Architects, planners and developers should take inspiration from the mixed use, pedestrian friendly 2 and 3 story buildings, moderate density fabric of Tennyson street. An urban plan of buildings of similar diversity and scale integrated with open space parks that link to Lake Rhoda could be a concept which would offer much more potential to the immediate and adjacent communities for the Lakeside Redevelopment.
An energy audit for an exiting commercial building can translate into significant savings for the building owners.
The project design presented to the Nederland Community Library will create a “green” building design that will incorporate sustainable features and practices from the inception.
I wanted to share a thought from an article posted on the Greener Buildings website. The piece reinforces the many options an owner or company has when considering the renovation or construction of a new facilities to integrate “green” building practices. As much as Bacon Lane Architect LLC would like companies and owners to consider building a brand … Continued
What the 2008 ING conference said to Bacon Lane Architect LLC. Aside from a continued recognition that the newspaper industry is struggling to find its way in the 21st century, the conference provided two important lessons. Lesson #1, there is significant money to be saved in reduced energy consumption with the use of flourescent lights in your … Continued
