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2009 AIA COTE Top Ten Green Projects!

Jewish-Reconstructionist-Congregation

It's that time of year again -- the AIA Committee on the Environment ("COTE") just published its annual list of Top Ten Green Projects.  There's some definite superstars in the group, and we've mentioned a few of them already, including the Chartwell School and Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation.  Perkins+Will has two projects in the group, but this just confirms what we already know: the firm is a leader in sustainable design.  Below, we've included direct links to AIA case studies for each project, as well as a link to the lead architect. 

Charles Hostler Student Center
By VJAA (credit: Paul Crosby Studio)

Charles-Hostler-Student-Center


Chartwell School
By EHDD Architecture (credit: Michael David Rose)

Chartwell-school


Gish Apartments
By OJK Architecture and Planning (credit: Bernard Andre)

Gish-apartments


Great River Energy Headquarters
By Perkins+Will (credit: Don Wong Photo Inc.)

Great-river-energy-headquarters


Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation
By Ross Barney Architects (credit: Steve Hall, Hedrich Blessing)

Jewish-reconstructionist-church


Portola Valley Town Center
By Siegel & Strain Architects (credit: © Cesar Rubio)

Portola-Valley-Town-Center


Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center
By Lake|Flato Architects (credit: Hester + Hardaway Photography)

Shangri-La-Botanical-Gardens


Synergy at Dockside Green
By Busby Perkins+Will Architects Co. (credit: Enrico Dagostini)

Synergy-at-dockside-green


The Terry Thomas
By Weber Thompson (credit: Gabe Hanson)

Terry-thomas-building


World Headquarters for the International Fund for Animal Welfare
By designLAB architects (credit: © Peter Vanderwarker 2008)

IFAW-world-headquarters


Congratulations to all the designers, owners, and others involved with these green projects. Anyone have a favorite?

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