Check with Jones & Jones Architects in Seattle. Years ago they designed an
archives building for Western Washington University using solar energy and
an innovative use of outdoor light through a UV-filtering roof.  The
northwest is big on green building and they will have other references as
they do many public projects. www.jonesandjones.com.

Micki Ryan
Curator, Highline Historical Society



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Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 6:11 AM
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Subject: "Going Green"


I am looking for any case studies on New Construction Projects that are
planning or have already "gone green".
Green roofs, wind power, solar power, geothermal heat pumps, etc.

If your institution is undergoing this change or you know of an other
institution and can provide contact info, I would greatly appreciate
it.
Feel free to contact me off the list.

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