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Deep Dive
Deconstruction
Policy
Our CEO Nicole Tai is working with with municipal, county and state government programs to promote policies that promote reuse, deconstruction, and smart green building. Merging her two areas of expertise, Nicole has a unique ability to determine what policy will work for a given region, county or city based upon available data. There is no one sized fits all solution to implementing reuse and deconstruction policy, especially when it comes to building materials.
Stay tuned as we build out this space for policy updates and articles.
Green Building & Codes
While our Green Building code and CA building code are designed to keep us safe and help reduce our impact on the planet, they are increasingly complex and present obstacles to making housing affordable.
Stay tuned as we build out this space for code updates and articles.
Design for Reuse
Design for Reuse, design for disassembly, design for deconstruction and installation for deconstruction are all important areas to develop in order to make deconstruction feasible in the future. The newer the building the more difficult it is for us to deconstruct due to reduced quality of materials, excessive usage of fasteners (nails/screws) and glue, and inclusion of composite materials (multiple layers of different types of materials all in one). It is much easier to deconstruct a building from 1920 than one from 1990. And this needs to change.
Stay tuned as we build out this space for updates in design and installation, and articles.
Past Presentations
Nerd Out
Check out articles we're reading in this section to nerd out even more!
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