Since Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970, building design and construction has undergone a major shift emphasizing how new buildings can be sustainable – focusing on everything from using recyclable building materials to taking care in how a building is oriented on a site.
“We see sustainability evolving to regenerative design which is moving from merely doing less harm and shifting the narrative toward the idea that architecture has a positive impact, both socially and environmentally,” says Tiera Robinson, senior interior designer, in an article in the San Diego Business Journal. Read Tiera’s full comments, and senior designer Haley Nelson’s take on how HGA supports the people our projects serve in the San Diego Business Journal, here.