Sustainable architecture is becoming a more commonly used term and one that is increasingly being requested by our clients. And for us at VAKOTA, it is music to our ears.
Here at VAKOTA we are dedicated to sustainable practices. To that end, we recently released a series of articles detailing the work we put into creating an eco-friendly, sustainable home in rural Connecticut. However, this latest project brought with it some new challenges around how best to implement environmental resources and materials in a limited existing footprint.
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