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Gray Organschi Architecture Dignifies a Public Bathroom in the Bronx with Thoughtful Design - Vimarsana News

Gray Organschi Architecture Dignifies a Public Bathroom in the Bronx with Thoughtful Design

The newly expanded Starlight Park boasts a lavatory that pushes against expectations of public facilities.

On CT's Horse Island, Yale experiments with sustainable architecture - Vimarsana News

On CT's Horse Island, Yale experiments with sustainable architecture

Yale's Horse Island Research Station is an experiment in regenerative architecture, buildings that aim to reverse damage to the environment.

The Forests Dialogue Engages Stakeholders on Mass Timber's Role in a Sustainable Future - Vimarsana News

The Forests Dialogue Engages Stakeholders on Mass Timber's Role in a Sustainable Future

Can mass timber turn cities from carbon emitters into carbon sinks? The Forests Dialogue digs into sustainable construction.

Source: yale.edu
New Haven affordable housing project second in country to use mass timber sustainable method - Vimarsana News

New Haven affordable housing project second in country to use mass timber sustainable method

The 69-unit affordable housing complex in New Haven will be the second in the country to use the sustainable mass timber construction method.

Source: nhpr.org
This Conn. affordable housing project is 2nd in U.S. to use sustainable timber method - Vimarsana News

This Conn. affordable housing project is 2nd in U.S. to use sustainable timber method

Unlike steel and concrete, which are commonly used and nonrenewable building materials, mass timber employs wood, a renewable resource, and stores carbon in the building structure.

Source: wbur.org