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Sustainable design interview with Greg Lee, CFO of LiveStrong

February 13th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Collaboration, Corporate Culture (or not), People Doing Good Things, Sustainability/Green Practices, The EdgeHopper Podcast Series

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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Greg Lee, the Chief Financial Officer of the Lance Armstrong Foundation and Livestrong, about the design and buildout of the new Livestrong world headquarters in Austin, Texas. Livestrong is in the process of converting a 30,000 square-foot, 1950’s-era industrial building into a modern, green, collaborative workspace [...]

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LiveStrong Headquarters: Great Green Design

February 12th, 2009 · 2 Comments · People Doing Good Things, Sustainability/Green Practices

Lance Armstrong and LiveStrong’s trademark color may be yellow, but their new headquarters in Austin, Texas is looking pretty green. Aside from the amazing work they do in the fight against cancer, they are also committed to sustainable design for their new building. The building was designed by the San Antonio-based architectural firm Lake-Flato. Lake-Flato [...]

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Sustainable Practices at the New Belgium Brewing Company

November 30th, 2007 · No Comments · Sustainability/Green Practices

In our quest to make our new office build-out as Green as possible, our team took a field trip to the New Belgium Brewing Company offices here in Ft. Collins (luckily for us it’s just down the road from our new office!). For those of you not familiar with New Belgium, they are a nationally recognized leader in [...]

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It’s Not Easy Being Green

November 22nd, 2007 · No Comments · Sustainability/Green Practices

OK, OK…yes it’s cliche, but we’re realizing already that it really isn’t easy being Green.  We decided that we’d build our own developer rigs to save money and to build some killer rigs at the same time.  What we didn’t plan on was the sheer amount of packaging that would accompany our new equipment.  The packaging you see [...]

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