Name: David Goldman Environmental Architecture
Address: 2145 West Way, South Lake Tahoe, California, 96150, United States
Telephone: 530-542-3311

David Goldman Environmental Architecture - South Lake Tahoe, California

With 35+ years of experience, we specialize in crafting energy-efficient, healthy, and environmentally sensitive spaces. Our designs seamlessly blend built and natural environments, optimizing resources, harmonizing surroundings, and maximizing your budget. Experience personalized service and meticulous attention to detail, embodying the essence of green building excellence.

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Firm Details

Services:

New Building
Remodel

Residential Building Type:

Single-family home
Multi-family residential
ADU

Project size:

2000 sq ft or Less
2001 sq ft to 5000 sq ft
5001 sq ft or More

Sustainability Expertise & Credentials

Sustainability Expertise: Yes

Sustainability Expertise & Credentials:

David Goldman’s journey in architecture and sustainable design reflects a passionate pursuit of knowledge and a commitment to environmental consciousness in his practice.
Environment and Energy Studies program at the Architectural Association (AA).
– Graduated with honors in 2002.
Worked at Architectural Energy Corporation (AEC), a prominent sustainable design consulting firm.
– Collaborated with architecture firms, focusing on bringing sustainability to their projects.

Involvement with Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS):
– Served as the technical coordinator for CHPS, a nonprofit organization dedicated to sustainable educational facilities in California.
– Collaborated with experts in green building and sustainable design.

Teaching and Continuing Education:
– Taught in the Graduate Architecture program at the Academy of Art University.
– Shared knowledge of sustainable design and encouraged students to explore creative applications.
LEED Accredited

Fire Resiliency Experience: Yes

Fire Resiliency Experience Details:

Live and work within Wildland Urban Interface. Every project we do falls within WUI (7a) guidelines. Have worked with several clients rebuilding after a wildfire loss.

Architectural Styles: California Contemporary, Mid-century Modern, Mixture of Styles, and Modern