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Located in beautiful Sonoma County, Dwellsol is an architecture firm with a variety of
project experience; single family residences, multi-family residences, and commercial
buildings. We focus on sustainability through energy efficiency. We specialize in passive
heating and cooling systems that take advantage of natural forces to heat and cool air
and water. We provide initial solar electric and other renewable energy system designs.
We also work with modular construction companies to deliver better buildings for better
prices.
project experience; single family residences, multi-family residences, and commercial
buildings. We focus on sustainability through energy efficiency. We specialize in passive
heating and cooling systems that take advantage of natural forces to heat and cool air
and water. We provide initial solar electric and other renewable energy system designs.
We also work with modular construction companies to deliver better buildings for better
prices.
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North Bay Business Journal's Who's Who in Green Industries
I recently was listed in the North Bay Business Journal's Green Industries List. I was flattered
by the recognition and felt I should post a quick clarification. The project listed were from
the time I was employed by Hedgpeth Architects.
The article implied that I was the designer of the projects, when in Fact Warren Hedgpeth
was the designer. My role in those projects is clarified on my portfolio pages here. I wanted
to apologize for any confusion caused by the article.
I recently was listed in the North Bay Business Journal's Green Industries List. I was flattered
by the recognition and felt I should post a quick clarification. The project listed were from
the time I was employed by Hedgpeth Architects.
The article implied that I was the designer of the projects, when in Fact Warren Hedgpeth
was the designer. My role in those projects is clarified on my portfolio pages here. I wanted
to apologize for any confusion caused by the article.