Peter is a prolific writer with over 250 published national continuing education courses to his credit in publications such as Architectural Record. He also has numerous other articles in professional journals, magazines, and books related to advancing building performance through better design. As an independent writer, he is available
Peter is a prolific writer with over 250 published national continuing education courses to his credit in publications such as Architectural Record. He also has numerous other articles in professional journals, magazines, and books related to advancing building performance through better design. As an independent writer, he is available to support many different types of for-profit and not-for-profit organizations with professionally written material.
Since 1980, Peter's multi-faceted work has focused on principles of energy, environment, and sustainability, well before the term “green” architecture was popularized. He has consulted on large and small building projects seeking LEED, Green Globes, Passive House, or other green building certifications. He has also been involved in creati
Since 1980, Peter's multi-faceted work has focused on principles of energy, environment, and sustainability, well before the term “green” architecture was popularized. He has consulted on large and small building projects seeking LEED, Green Globes, Passive House, or other green building certifications. He has also been involved in creating standards and implementing efforts for sustainable neighborhoods and local communities (Cities, towns, counties, and villages).
As a sought after speaker and author, Peter has presented at numerous state, local, regional, and national seminars and conferences, primarily on the topic of sustainable design, green building practices, and green building rating systems such as the US Green Building Council’s LEED® program. He has also assisted others in the creation of
As a sought after speaker and author, Peter has presented at numerous state, local, regional, and national seminars and conferences, primarily on the topic of sustainable design, green building practices, and green building rating systems such as the US Green Building Council’s LEED® program. He has also assisted others in the creation of continuing education presentations and programs around the US and internationally.
Work with for-profit developers and not-for-profit organizations around the country on sustainable community planning. Team leader for the Sustainable Design Assessment (SDAT) program in six US locations with the American Institute of Architects.
New, renovation, and assessment of facilities owned and operated by state, local and federal government agencies. Facility types include healthcare, training, higher education, mental health facilities, military facilities, and US State Department facilities. Private institutional work includes religious and church buildings.
Numerous repeat retail stores across the United States for electronic and drug store companies. Multiple food service, hotel, and related projects for a variety of public and private clients across the Northeastern US.
Over 50 locations for private clients ranging in size from 1200 sq. ft. to 10,000 sq. ft with design criteria and budgetary constraints ranging from very practical to very luxurious, including green and sustainable design. Also, hundreds of units of new or renovated affordable housing projects working with not-for-profit organizations.
Multiple research projects with state, federal, or private funding focused on improving energy efficiency, construction processes, or alternative energy such as solar systems being incorporated into buildings.
Expert witness and consultant for legal cases involving building code compliance, design and construction process, workplace safety, and personal injuries
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