Posts Tagged ‘LEED’

Green Home Building

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | May 2, 2011 | Tags: Anthony Musso, Feng Shui, feng shui architecture, Flower Hill, green building, LEED, Tony Musso, USGBC | No Comments

Architect and colleague of mine, Anthony Musso, is currently working on a new green home building project in Roslyn called Flower Hill. It's a "net zero" energy project, meaning that this home will have zero energy consumption and zero carbon emissions. It's a beautiful, self-sufficient home. Based in Cold Spring Harbor, Tony has been ...Read more.

Potential Framework of Design & Build Concepts in the Modern World

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Mar 1, 2010 | Tags: architecture, biophilia, biophilic design, Building Biology, environmental psychology, Feng Shui, green design, LEED, Stephen Kellert, sustainable building, sustainable design, Theodore Roszak | No Comments

I have developed a working relationship with an applied environmental psychologist this past year. I have been so excited: someone that speaks my language! Yes, I am a Feng Shui practitioner, but I have many years of working in scientific applications for marketing. I am a researcher at heart, a scientist and analytical, but my ...Read more.

A Feng Shui Hospital!

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Jul 29, 2009 | Tags: Bobbi Marvin, Feng Shui, feng shui healthcare, feng shui hospital, Henry Ford Hospital, IFSG, LEED | No Comments

Earlier this year a hospital has been built, not only with LEED (Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design developed by the US Green Building Council) sustainable design standards, but with feng shui principles. It’s the Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital in Michigan. The core mission, as I see it, is putting the patient and their ...Read more.

Sustainable Living & Green Design

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | May 8, 2008 | Tags: architects, architecture, Canvas LI Magazine, designers, environmental psychology, environmentalism, Feng Shui, green design, Green Drinks, green homes, LEED, LEED for Homes, subtle energy, sustainable design, U.S. Green Building Council | No Comments

(April 2008) I’ve been practicing Feng Shui for several years and it’s been a struggle to get my family, some of my friends and acquaintances to understand what I do. But it seems that almost overnight, a new sensation has sprouted that makes it that much easier to explain. The “Green Movement” seems to have ...Read more.