Green House Hawai`i Exhibit







  

 

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MEDIA ADVISORY / Photo Opportunity :
November 6, 1997
Contact:Gail Suzuki-Jones, 587-3802

Steve Meder, 955-8341

Donnë Florence, 956-7522



 Green House Hawai'i Exhibit Extended to 
 November 14






What: "Green House Hawai'i Project: An Exhibition Promoting Environmentally
Responsive Design in Hawai'i" focuses on improving architectural design
and construction practices as they relate to Hawai'i's beautiful yet limited
resources and environment. The exhibit reveals that environmentally responsive
construction incorporates thoughtful design as well as Earth-friendly materials
and practices; building with an eye to the long-term future need not be
more expensive in the short term than conventional construction.
When: Weekdays 104, through November 14.
Where: University of Hawai'i School of Architecture Gallery

Who: The Green House Hawai'i Project is supported by a variety of public and
private organizations, including the UH School of Architecture; the federal
Environmental Protection Agency; Hawai'i state agencies including DBEDT
Energy Office and the Department of Health; and the Building Industries
Association of Hawai'i. Project coordination is a pro bono effort of Gail
Suzuki-Jones, DBEDT's coordinator of the Clean Hawai'i Center.

Media representatives may arrange an escorted walk-through of the exhibit
with School of Architecture researcher Steve Meder (955-8341) or architecture
Prof. Victor Olgyay (956-6845), the school's director of research.

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University of Hawai'i University Relations Media & Publications Honolulu, HI 96822	(808) 956-8856 Telephone (808) 956-3441 Facsimile ur@hawaii.edu E-Mail
MEDIA ADVISORY / Photo Opportunity :	November 6, 1997
Contact:Gail Suzuki-Jones, 587-3802 Steve Meder, 955-8341 Donnë Florence, 956-7522

What:	"Green House Hawai'i Project: An Exhibition Promoting Environmentally Responsive Design in Hawai'i" focuses on improving architectural design and construction practices as they relate to Hawai'i's beautiful yet limited resources and environment. The exhibit reveals that environmentally responsive construction incorporates thoughtful design as well as Earth-friendly materials and practices; building with an eye to the long-term future need not be more expensive in the short term than conventional construction.
When:	Weekdays 104, through November 14.
Where:	University of Hawai'i School of Architecture Gallery
Who:	The Green House Hawai'i Project is supported by a variety of public and private organizations, including the UH School of Architecture; the federal Environmental Protection Agency; Hawai'i state agencies including DBEDT Energy Office and the Department of Health; and the Building Industries Association of Hawai'i. Project coordination is a pro bono effort of Gail Suzuki-Jones, DBEDT's coordinator of the Clean Hawai'i Center. Media representatives may arrange an escorted walk-through of the exhibit with School of Architecture researcher Steve Meder (955-8341) or architecture Prof. Victor Olgyay (956-6845), the school's director of research.