LEED Gold- How did we do it? Part 1 of 9
We have achieved LEED Gold for Commercial Interiors Certification for our office space at 524 S Gay Street! Through a nine part mini-series, we would like to walk you through…
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Measuring Your Building’s Energy Performance
We recently utilized an Energy Star tool called Portfolio Manager to determine that our office space is 43% more energy efficient than the national average! It is easy to use…
CONTINUE READINGLEED Charrette – Pigeon Forge Fire Hall #2
We are providing LEED consulting services to the City of Pigeon Forge for their new Fire Hall, and are making progress through LEED charrettes. A LEED charrette is typically an…
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In October, the Tennessee Air National Guard broke ground on a new squadron operations building at its McGhee Tyson base, home to the 134th Air Refueling Wing. Elizabeth Eason Architecture…
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The contractor encountered a lot of rock on our Blueberry Ridge Senior Housing site. Like the saying about making lemonade from lemons, we found a good use for some…
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Our senior housing project for Knox Housing Partnership is under construction. We are anticipating LEED certification once complete. Stay tuned for more construction photos as the work progresses.
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We miss you Lark! Lark recently left Elizabeth Eason Architecture to begin a new adventure in Kentucky. She is recently engaged, and planning for their wedding. She and her fiancé…
CONTINUE READINGRace Against Racism
Andrew Godwin and Matthew Kellogg participated in the Race Against Racism in Knoxville last weekend and they placed 2nd and 3rd in their age category. Apparently they were also the…
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