In case you haven’t seen it yet in your monthly issue of ARCHITECT magazine (which all AIA members should receive), make sure you check out some of the project features – one may be a bit more recognizable than the others, as it comes straight out of Brookings. SDSU’s first Passive House studio project has been recognized in the journal of the American Institute of Architects. A big honor for our “little” state, but just a sign of the awesome thing going on at SDSU’s architecture program. As this blog asserted at its genesis, we are doing great things in the state. Find the project feature in your copy of ARCHITECT or check out the digital version here.
If you didn’t already know, the project was also featured on Dwell.com earlier this year. You can check out that link here.
You can also check out this blog’s own feature of the award winning project here.
Congratulations to Robert Arlt, Charles MacBride, SDSU DoArch, and all the students who were involved in the design and documentation of the exquisite project.
Chase Kramer, AIA, is the Director of Design for TSP Inc. in Sioux Falls. He received his M.Arch from ISU where he focused on urban design and sustainability. Before that, he received a degree in Art from Augustana University. He lives in Sioux Falls with his wife and four children. Beyond Architecture, he is an AI early adopter, musician, art lover, and fan of cheese and beer.
Glad this project is getting the recognition it deserves! Go DoArch.
congrats! Way to raise the bar for the entire state!