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Virginia's dean of green architecture talks about eco-efficiency, a multi-disciplinary approach, and the need for a new platform of thought.
In 1994 he moved the firm, William McDonough + Partners, to Charlottesville to become dean of architecture at the University of Virginia.
William (Bill) McDonough is perhaps best known for redesigning Ford Motor's River Rouge plant with a vast green grass roof.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link) "The World's 50 Greatest Leaders". Fortune. Retrieved May 14, 2019.William McDonough + Partners maintains a studio in Charlottesville, Virginia.
But the project had a catch: the EDF told McDonough it would sue him if any of its employees took sick due to poor air quality or noxious substances in the construction. When McDonough asked his suppliers if they could provide him with a list of chemicals contained in their products, he was told it was proprietary information.
Founded in 1981, the team of some 40 architects practices ecologically, socially and economically "intelligent" architecture and planning in the United States and abroad.
We've got the largest and deepest team focused on cleantech and well over $1 billion allocated to it
...William McDonough+Partners, an architecture firm based in Charlottesville, Va., received the environment award for its work creating projects that are "ecologically, socially and economically sound." ...
But the project had a catch: the EDF told McDonough it would sue him if any of its employees took sick due to poor air quality or noxious substances in the construction. When McDonough asked his suppliers if they could provide him with a list of chemicals contained in their products, he was told it was proprietary information.