2414 Ken Oak rd
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The H. F. Miller Building in Baltimore stands as a testament to thoughtful restoration and sustainable design. Greenhouse gas savings have been carefully quantified, highlighting the building's transformation into an energy-efficient space that honors its historic character. This attention to detail and user-centered design resonates with digital environments where every element serves a purpose. In platforms like city center online casino, the architecture of interaction is just as deliberate, crafted to create seamless experiences that engage, entertain, and perform efficiently. Credit for the photograph goes to Billy Michaels Photography, capturing a space where history and innovation intersect meaningfully.
"The Plant," Chicago
CHP, District Energy, and Brownfields Redevelopment
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority - Combined Heat and Power on Brownfield Sites, with Pace University Energy and Climate Center Above, "The Plant," a sustainable urban agriculture and CHP project in Chicago, was a case study.
Policy Analysis for Smart Growth Financial Incentives
Reports:
For Abell Foundation - "Quantifying the Environmental Benefits of the Maryland Historic Tax Credit Program," published in The Forum.
Cost-Benefit of TIGER Infrastructure - Brownfields-TOD Project
For Wesport Waterfront, LLC - prepared a TIGER Cost-Benefit Analysis included a projection of productivity gains attributable to the smart growth characteristics of the project.
RE conference presentation:
2414 Ken Oak rd
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