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2010
HCC CAB Ground Breaking
Bae-Won Koh, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, becomes member of USGBC's LEED Faculty. His deep involvement in USGBC and LEED was recognized by the USGBC. LEED Faculty is a group of about 80 experts in LEED who will teach USGBC's LEED Workshops around the country.
GrowGreen Power
Ratnalee Patil joined Innovative Design as a Sustainable Design Analyst. She will be responsible for energy analysis and sustainable system research.
Bae-Won Koh, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, is elected as the chair of the North Carolina Triangle Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council. He was the Vice-Chair in 2009 and has served the board for 4 years.
Bae-Won Koh, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, becomes member of USGBC's LEED Faculty. His deep involvement in USGBC and LEED was recognized by the USGBC. LEED Faculty is a group of about 80 experts in LEED who will teach USGBC's LEED Workshops around the country.
GrowGreen Power
Ratnalee Patil joined Innovative Design as a Sustainable Design Analyst. She will be responsible for energy analysis and sustainable system research.
Bae-Won Koh, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, is elected as the chair of the North Carolina Triangle Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council. He was the Vice-Chair in 2009 and has served the board for 4 years.
2011
Press Release:
"Environmental Solar Energy, Environmental Wackos' Socialist Plot? Countering the Solar Energy Myths and Misinformation" by Michael Nicklas
The Triangle Business Journal awards Innovative Design with the 2011 Green-for-Profit Business of the Year award.
Innovative Design was awarded 2011 Environmental Excellence Award for our Wilkes County Rest Area and Visitor Center by the Federal Highway Administration.
Mike Nicklas, FAIA, served as the national AIA's representative in the development of the U.S Department of Energy's 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide for K-12 Schols
Masaki Furukawa, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, named 2012 AIA Triangle President-Elect.
Paul Meyer joined Innovative Design as an architectural intern. He received a Master's degree from Georgia Tech in 2011, focusing on green building strategies and simulation techniques. He was a team member with Georgia Tech for the 2007 Solar Decathlon.
City of Raleigh Time Warner Pavillion
Innovative Design is selected to design new roof system and PV (photovoltaics) system at the Time Warner Pavillion.
Buncombe County Enka High School
Buncombe County Board has selected Innovative Design for Enka High School renovation. The renovation scope concentrates on improving energy efficiency of the building. Innovative Design will also design the solar PV system.
Toni Turner joined us as the business manager. She worked at Precision Walls for 18 years before coming to Innovative Design.
Julia Janaro, AIA, LEED AP, is elected as the chair of Advocacy Committee of NC Triangle Chapter of USGBC. She has been involved in the chapter for 5 years. She was the Education Committee chair in 2009.
"Environmental Solar Energy, Environmental Wackos' Socialist Plot? Countering the Solar Energy Myths and Misinformation" by Michael Nicklas
The Triangle Business Journal awards Innovative Design with the 2011 Green-for-Profit Business of the Year award.
Innovative Design was awarded 2011 Environmental Excellence Award for our Wilkes County Rest Area and Visitor Center by the Federal Highway Administration.
Mike Nicklas, FAIA, served as the national AIA's representative in the development of the U.S Department of Energy's 50% Advanced Energy Design Guide for K-12 Schols
Masaki Furukawa, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, named 2012 AIA Triangle President-Elect.
Paul Meyer joined Innovative Design as an architectural intern. He received a Master's degree from Georgia Tech in 2011, focusing on green building strategies and simulation techniques. He was a team member with Georgia Tech for the 2007 Solar Decathlon.
City of Raleigh Time Warner Pavillion
Innovative Design is selected to design new roof system and PV (photovoltaics) system at the Time Warner Pavillion.
Buncombe County Enka High School
Buncombe County Board has selected Innovative Design for Enka High School renovation. The renovation scope concentrates on improving energy efficiency of the building. Innovative Design will also design the solar PV system.
Toni Turner joined us as the business manager. She worked at Precision Walls for 18 years before coming to Innovative Design.
Julia Janaro, AIA, LEED AP, is elected as the chair of Advocacy Committee of NC Triangle Chapter of USGBC. She has been involved in the chapter for 5 years. She was the Education Committee chair in 2009.
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"Daylighting: Design Evolution Through Simulations and Measurements"
Presented By: Umesh Atre and Bae-Won Koh
"The 2012 NC Energy Conservation Code and You: A Panel Discussion"
Moderator: Julia Janaro
"LEED 2012: What's in There?"
Presented By: Bae-Won Koh
Presented By: Umesh Atre and Bae-Won Koh
"The 2012 NC Energy Conservation Code and You: A Panel Discussion"
Moderator: Julia Janaro
"LEED 2012: What's in There?"
Presented By: Bae-Won Koh
Introducing Innovative Design's 50 Green Strategies That Cost Less Facebook series. A
look at a different green strategy each week for 50 weeks.
Julia Janaro, AIA, LEED AP, named USGBC Triangle's 2011 Chapter Volunteer of the Year
USGBC Triangle's GreenNC: Building for a Sustainable Future, held in Durham, NC on December 8th, 2011 features three educational sessions by Innovative Design staff:
Julia Janaro, AIA, LEED AP, named USGBC Triangle's 2011 Chapter Volunteer of the Year
USGBC Triangle's GreenNC: Building for a Sustainable Future, held in Durham, NC on December 8th, 2011 features three educational sessions by Innovative Design staff:
2012
Innovative Design is featured on the February issue of BUILDING Magazine. Heritage
Middle School is featured on the issue's cover. Read the article, "School Lights" here.
The Neuse River Wastewater Treatment Plant Solar array is now fully online. The 1.3 MW system will generate approximately 1.7 million kWh per year of clean energy.
The Neuse River Wastewater Treatment Plant Solar array is now fully online. The 1.3 MW system will generate approximately 1.7 million kWh per year of clean energy.