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The EPA has shown that the paper industry is tied for 5th largest toxic release contributor. Only ahead of paper are Electric Utilities, Metal Mining, Primary Metals, Chemicals, and Hazardous waste.  Pretty shocking how innocent paper is so polluting. How can we move paper further down the list?
Industry needs to obviously push for more recycled [...]

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Author: Green Architect Jeremy Bonin, AIA, LEED AP
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Here is a recent interview with Architect Jeremy Bonin by Kearsarge Valley Magazine after our company Open House. Jeremy describes our architectural firm’s design services and how we work with our clients.

Also, check out our architectural fees on our website and browse through our current projects. Questions about building costs? Give us a call or send an email!!

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One of our clients is planning to tear down their 1940’s cottage on their lakefront property and build a new energy efficient home in its place. The couple’s goals are to captivate the panoramic views of the lake while incorporating green building materials and a solar energy system to keep the carbon footprint to a minimum and lessen the impact on the environment. Space planning goals include built-ins and plenty of storage.

The cottage features an open floor plan and one floor living. Designed at 2,480 square feet, the cottage has a generous master bedroom suite with large his and her walk-through closets. The master bedroom has plenty of windows to enjoy the view and a built-in cabinet with shelves for storage.

The television is conveniently placed in a built-in entertainment center, which can store DVD’s, CD’s and games, and a gas fireplace with wood surround and mantle. Double doors open to a screened porch and access to the lake. The entry has both a coat closet for… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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