You can’t track what you don’t measure.

Continue reading if you are curious about how to integrate sustainable practices into your projects and firm practices.

Sustainability Consulting

  • Project-Specific

    Work with project teams from concept through construction to set, track, and present high-performance targets.

    Presentations to clients discussing the value to their health and comfort for selected high-performance options.

    Connect teams with talented engineers and consultants who can deliver on the project goals.

    Targeted consultant coordination to ensure project success.

    Contractor engagement as early as possible to review the project ahead of pricing.

  • Firm Standards

    Work with firm leaders to develop tailored sustainability targets based on the firm’s typical project type and location.

    Establish project and practice metrics, goals, and a plan to measure and track these.

    Areas of focus include operational carbon, embodied carbon, healthy materials, building products and assemblies, sustainable programs overview, and facilities management to name a few.

Sustainability Services Brochure

Building on years of creating and managing a firm’s sustainability initiatives and high-performance projects, Marisol brings a unique knowledge set appropriate for residential projects.  

If you are curious about learning more, don’t hesitate to reach out for an introductory consultation.

Testimonials

  • “She [Marisol] has played an active role in educating our team and fostering a culture of environmental responsibility within the firm. Her efforts have contributed to meaningful improvements in our sustainability practices through thoughtful goal setting and implementation. Marisol’s commitment to her work, collaborative approach, and passion for sustainability make her a valuable asset to any team.”

    Sarah Broughton, Founding Principal of Rowland+Broughton

  • “You [Marisol] are such an incredible asset to the architecture world, and the world overall! You are truly a light…”

    Jami McMannes, Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE)