Who remembers Jantzen? In case you forgot, we visited his work here a while back. Here’s a refresher:

A Dreamy Mixture of Art & Architecture
Human Shelter: Air, Water, & Earth

I’m bringing this up because, I just saw that G Living’s design section has a cool post up about Jantzen; Architect Michael Jantzen Replacing Smoke Stacks With Power Towers.  While you’re over there, you could splash around G Living and see what’s new – they always have something cool happening.

Each year the American Institute of Architects’ (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) reviews submissions for built green projects and chooses the best of the best as tops for the year.
From AIA; this year’s 10 winners include:

Aldo Leopold Legacy Center (The Kubala Washatko Architects, Inc.) Cedarburg, WI
Cesar Chavez Library (Line and Space, LLC) Tucson, AZ
Discovery Center at South Lake Union (The Miller|Hull Partnership) Seattle, WA
Garthwaite Center for Science and Arts, Cambridge School of Weston (Architerra, Inc.) Boston, MA
Lavin-Bernick Center (VJAA) Minneapolis, MN
Macallen Building Condominiums (Burt Hill with Office dA) Boston, MA
Nueva School Hillside Learning Complex (Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects) San …read more