Climate action happens at the community scale, as well as regionally and at the state level. By planning at every scale, opportunities for greater impact can be created. Often the key to being able to take advantage of funding opportunities for environmental programs and projects, is simply to have an implementable plan in place.
We are excited to welcome Megan Worbs to the evolveEA team. As COO, Megan will build on her extensive experience in the green building and management industries to streamline operational efficiencies.
evolveEA is providing sustainability consulting services for the Pittsburgh International Airport Terminal Modernization Program, including LEED and ParkSmart certification management. Construction continues in 2024.
We are happy to share that this year evolveEA principals Christine and Marc have each taken on new advocacy roles in the community, serving nonprofit organizations for which they hold much gratitude and a deep passion.
2024 marks the twentieth year since Christine and Marc founded evolve to better connect architecture to the environment. This is a moment for us to celebrate our success and recommit to our values as we look forward to the next twenty years of evolving with you!
As we design transit stations, it is important to remember that for many people with disabilities, several barriers remain in navigating to and within the pedestrian environment. Ron Brooks will be talking at Mpact with Sarine Sahakian about wayfinding, universal design, technology and its challenges and opportunities.
In another Missing Middle Models blog post, we talked with Christine Walker of Navigate LLC about the strategies involved in establishing and operating a Community Land Trust to address housing needs, as well as design and market strategies that are shaping equitable communities in mountain destinations like Bozeman, Montana.
