SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

REDUCE. REUSE. RECYCLE. RETHINK.

Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword at BRPH. Through our designs and in our corporate culture, we are dedicated to finding innovative ways to reduce the environmental impact of our firm and our clients.

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BRPH cares about the environment and is committed to operating in a holistically sustainable manner to benefit our employees, clients, and community. We aim to minimize the physical and energy resources used to conduct our business through efficient use of resources and promoting our goals to REDUCE, RECYCLE, REUSE and RETHINK.

Going Above and Beyond for the U.S. Air Force

Originally contracted to be a LEED® Silver building, BRPH designed the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force’s Fourth Building with maximum efficiency, ultimately earning LEED® Gold certification. This was made possible by incorporating an innovative design with locally sourced building materials, including a focus on those made from recycled content, optimized energy performance from new mechanical and electrical systems and water efficient landscaping. The building now sees a 36% total reduction in water use, accompanied with a 39% energy cost savings.

LEED® stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. If you read this closely, you’ll notice that sustainable design clearly requires leadership. That’s where we come in. BRPH has 78 LEED® Accredited professionals across all disciplines.

We are the leaders and trusted advisors for our clients and construction partners through this process and continue to make strides in designing the most energy efficient buildings without breaking the bank.

LEED® stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. If you read this closely, you’ll notice that sustainable design clearly requires leadership. That’s where we come in. BRPH has 78 LEED® Accredited professionals across all disciplines.

We are the leaders and trusted advisors for our clients and construction partners through this process and continue to make strides in designing the most energy efficient buildings without breaking the bank.

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PRAISE

“The benefits of working with
an integrated, talented team
of contractors, architects
and engineerswill be evident
to the entire community as
they admire and utiltize the
beautiful and functional new
center of civic activity.”

–Gary Palmer
Capital Project Division Manager
City of Cocoa

Going From Start Up to Grown Up

Growing up. In both business and life, we measure growth by how we meet challenges and adapt to change, not by our physical size. For businesses and startup companies, this can mean major cultural shifts in very brief periods of time. One day, you’re a few...

National Museum of U.S. Air Force is Certified LEED Gold

On August 3rd, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force held a ceremony in Dayton, Ohio to announce its fourth building achieved the distinction of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold certification as determined by the U.S. Green Building...

Preparing for Hurricanes with Resilient Design

Before Hurricane Sandy, ‘Resilient Design’ was a trending search term on Google of interest to select building professionals. Post-Sandy, things have changed: yes, the interest level in the general marketplace has grown considerably for Green Building,...

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Jessica Roddenberry, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP
Director of Design

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