JG: Architect’s Muffler Shop
Preston, green ninja master over at Jetson Green, writes:
As an interesting example of adaptive reuse, I thought it would be fun to showcase the design of Menefee + Winer’s office in Atlanta, Georgia. Located at 1075 Brady Avenue near Georgia Tech, the 4,100 sf building used to be bland, gray muffler shop (see bottom) — but now with its vibrant colors and fierce shape, how about the transformation? This LEED Silver building is also, interestingly, the first LEED-NC certified architect’s office in Georgia.
Click here to read read the rest of this article [this is just an excerpt] over at Jetson Green.
::article written by Preston, founder + editor of Jetson Green – original article entitled Muffler Shop Converted to First LEED-NC Architect Office in Georgia. These articles from Jetson Green on MNP’s Green Tuesdays are part of a feature you can find here every week – just click any Tuesday in the calender and enjoy! And for more ‘green’ news + info, head on over to Green.MNP::
Posted: September 16th, 2008
at 7:16am by orangemenace
Categories: architecture,green arch,adaptive reuse
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