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August 13, 2026 Eco Build

Why I’m Betting on Microfluidic Electronics Cooling (And You Should Too)

My laptop turned into a space heater again last Thursday while I was reviewing zoning variance applications at my kitchen table. The thing was so hot I couldn’t rest my…

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August 13, 2026 Eco Build

Why Most Sustainability Education Is Missing the Point (And How We Fixed It)

So there I was last spring, sitting in a windowless conference room at UC Davis, watching a PowerPoint presentation about “sustainable innovation curriculum” while the building’s ancient HVAC system wheezed…

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August 12, 2026 Eco Build

Why I Stopped Throwing Away Perfectly Good Building Materials (And You Should Too)

I was standing outside a job site in Louisville last month, watching our crew load up the third dumpster of the week, when it hit me how absolutely backwards this…

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August 12, 2026 Eco Build

Why I Can’t Stop Thinking About That One Building in San Francisco

Last March I dragged my fourteen-year-old to the California Academy of Sciences and spent most of our visit acting like a total architecture nerd, which… okay, I am one, but…

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August 12, 2026 Eco Build

How a Portuguese Hotel Taught Me Everything About Climate-Responsive Design

My laptop crashed right in the middle of a call with this developer from Scottsdale who kept telling me that “buyers don’t give a damn about which way the house…

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August 12, 2026 Eco Build

Why Everyone’s Asking Me About Sustainable Planning Jobs (And What I Actually Tell Them)

Got a text from my cousin’s daughter last week – she’s a junior at UW studying environmental science and wants to know about “sustainability careers” in cities. Made me laugh…

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August 12, 2026 Eco Build

Why I Finally Got My Sustainable Design Certification (And Why It Actually Mattered)

You know what’s weird? I’ve become the person younger architects come to for career advice. Me – the same person who used to roll my eyes at professional development seminars…

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August 11, 2026 Eco Build

The Books That Actually Taught Me About Sustainable Interior Design (Not the Pretty Coffee Table Ones)

You know what’s embarrassing? I became an interior designer in 2006 and didn’t read a single book about material health or environmental impact until 2015. My education was all about…

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August 11, 2026 Eco Build

Why I Got My Hands Dirty Learning Adobe Construction (And You Should Care About Thermal Mass)

That smell hits you immediately when you’re working with adobe – earthy, almost sweet, like wet clay after monsoon rains. I was crouched in Maria’s backyard in Tubac last spring,…

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August 11, 2026 Eco Build

When My Wastewater Project Turned Into a Bacterial Habitat Design (And Why That’s Actually Brilliant)

You know, sometimes client requests sound absolutely bonkers until you realise they’re actually genius. Three months ago, a client called me about their off-grid property in New Mexico and started…

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