Re: [GBlist] Greenbuilding in NC

[Airlie Sattler <as26@duke.edu>]

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Melissa Andron wrote:

> Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 11:30:21 -0500
> From: Melissa Andron <melissa@andron.com>
> To: paul braese <pbraese@bulldog.unca.edu>,
>     LEED Forum 3 <greenbuilding@crest.org>,
>     "Greenbuilding@Crest. Org" <greenbuilding@crest.org>
> Subject: [GBlist] Greenbuilding in NC
> 
> MessageDoes anyone know of architects, interior designers, or other related
> professionals practicing "greenbuilding"  or "green design" in the
> Raleigh/Durham/Research Triangle area of North Carolina?
> 
> Thanks so much!

Dear Melissa,

It happens that I have stumbled into involvement with two different 
"green building" projects in the Triangle area and have learned of quite 
a few people. I'd be happy to list a few from my notes on the subject:

Architects:

Giles Blunden - Passive solar design. Won Natural Home Building Contest.
919-967-8505, Gilesblundenarchitect.com

Mark Marcopolis - Author of articles in Building Trade magazine.

Frank Harmon - Currently working on a LEEDS platinum design.

G. Walker Hagens - I heard he has an interest in rammed earth. 919-967-9670.

Design/Contractors:

Red Dirt Natural Builders - 336-376-3107 clay, straw, stone, wood, 
bamboo, thatch, rammed earth, and creative re-use building solutions. 
Design, construction, consultation.

Lisa Wilson - Consultant for residential design and liscenced contractor. 
Interested in Straw Bale. 919-557-0870

I hope this is helpful,
Airlie Sattler Rose




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