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Principal of Gerard Lee Architects featured in AsianWeek Article on Sustainability.

The principal of Gerard Lee Architects was recently featured in AsianWeek. The topic of this article had a central theme of sustainable or "Green" design and its impact on Asian Americans.
Oakland, CA, United States, 12/28/2007 –

LEED consultant Gerard Lee, AIA LEED AP, (founding principal of Gerard Lee Architects) was recently interviewed by reporter Grace Tzeng for the weekly newspaper AsianWeek. The theme of the article centered around sustainable architecture and Gerard Lee's involvement and contributions as an architect towards this environmental movement that global citizens are witnessing. Being able to contribute to the article and the sustainable movement in a meaningful manner is part and parcel of the firms’ commitment to sustainability and the advancement of “green” design and business practices. Members of the firm are happy to help the news media inform and educate the public about environmentally friendly and sustainable methods to design buildings and rehabilitate homes. Participating and providing their time, knowledge and experience to Grace (and AsianWeek) in her research efforts was just a small part of the firm's sustainable efforts.

To read the AsianWeek article please click on the link here.

AsianWeek, based in San Francisco, CA, is the oldest and largest English language newspaper serving the Asian/Pacific Islander American community.

Gerard Lee Architects is a sustainable design firm that champions “green” design through their mission statement, “Better Communities Through Sustainable Design.” A mandate that requires the desire and motivation to promote sustainability on our projects because of the effect buildings have on global climate and the environment. This commitment is carried through in their daily "green" business practices. The firm has several projects on the boards and provides LEED Administration services to both their clients and professional firms. .

To read the press release carried by Newswire today: Read more here

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-last updated December 28,2007