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Mignon O'Young
  • Emeryville, CA
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At 10:53pm on April 27, 2009, Britt Bravo said…
Welcome to the Changeblogger Network, Mignon!

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What is the URL of your changeblog?
http://www.gabreport.com
Bio: Tell everyone a little bit about yourself
Mignon O’Young is a California licensed architect and LEED Accredited Professional with 15 years of experience in the design, construction, green building, and affordable housing development industries.

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Mignon O'Young

The Story of The Fireside: Green, Affordable Housing

Right off of California Highway 101 and along the way to Stinson Beach, there sits a project “that could.” It accomplished many feats over the course of its development. As the construction manager on this project, I'll be sharing my insight on the project’s green building process over a series of articles. Almost ten years in the making, The Fireside Apartments is finally going to open.… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2009 at 10:37pm —

Mignon O'Young

The First Green Replacement for the Concrete Block

Four years ago, I asked a contractor and architect whether or not there exist concrete masonry units (CMU) with recycled content. “CMU is CMU, just use the standard specs,” they said. Fast forward to 2009, while speed-walking through the exhibit aisles at the 2009 Green California Summit and Exposition, I came upon Integrity Block. The name was eye-catching. I thought to myself, “green CMU--could it be?”… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2009 at 10:36pm —

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Berkeley’s Latest Super-Green Project

During my student days at U.C. Berkeley, my friends and I would go to the Great China Restaurant for dinner and the California Theaters for a movie. Along the way, there was a big parking lot which was often viewed as an eye-sore. More than 10 years later, this lot has been transformed into two new buildings that beautifully anchor the urban street edge along the campus, and provide a pleasant surprise as one comes upon the curve of Oxford Street.… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2009 at 10:30pm —

 
 
 

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