My architecture career spanned energy efficiency, preservation, building science, and regenerative design. I taught undergraduate and graduate classes on architectural technology, environmental management, and urban sustainability. I published articles on degrowth economics, urbanism, and the impacts of the human brain.
My involvement with Biodiversity for a Livable Climate turned my attention to the intersection of climate, biodiversity and the built environment. My epiphany “where does the heat come from?” instigated writing a book on this hopeful climate paradigm. My peer-reviewed article: “Greenhouse Gases: True but Not the Whole Truth”, is available online.
