Second in a series of posts on our Sustaining Affordable Communities grant, courtesy of The Russell Family Foundation:  Improving Puget Sound Water Quality through “Green Street” Natural Drainage Design Alternatives

EW board member Karen Brawley advocates for healthy environments for those we serve in her position with the King County Tobacco Prevention Program.  Click on the link below to see a summary of Karen’s recent presentation to the Housing Development Consortium’s recent member meeting.

First in a series of posts on our Sustaining Affordable Communities grant, courtesy of The Russell Family Foundation:  Improving Puget Sound Water Quality through “Green Street” Natural Drainage Design Alternatives

At the Tacoma/Pierce County Affordable Housing Consortium Awards Celebration, the Puyallup Tribal Housing Authority was honored with the SUSTAINABILITY Award for Environmental Works’ designed Tacoma Longhouse to be complete before 2012. Ground source heat pumps, SIPS walls and roof, and rain gardens are just some of the green features of this LEED Platinum targeted project.

Environmental Works is proud to announce that Rachel Minnery from our office will be attending the International Union of Architects in Tokyo, Japan on behalf of the AIA as chair of the Disaster Assistance Task Force.