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Los Angeles architect Edward Ogosta’s redevelopment of a cavernous warehouse into a client welcome centre, employee training facility and office space earned a LEED-NC Platinum designation, thanks largely to 277 solar panels and an extra-tightly insulated envelope.

As the city’s first business to earn this highest level of green-building certification, the owner modelled corporate citizenship – even constructing an external carport to maximize the rooftop area available for solar energy generation. The 56-kilowatt photovoltaic system meets up to half of the 320-square-metre facility’s electricity needs; all told, the upgraded systems and insulation yielded a 50 per cent savings on energy costs.

Project: Hangar Office

Location: Culver City, U.S.

Firm: Edward Ogosta Architecture, U.S.

Team: Edward Ogosta

Hangar Office
The 2017 AZ Awards finalists in the categories of Social Good and Environmental Leadership prove that architecture can be a powerful catalyst for meaningful change.

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2024
WinnerEnvironmental Leadership
Award of MeritSocial Good
Location
Queens, New York, U.S.
Firm
WXY architecture+urban design, New York City, U.S.
2020
Award of MeritEnvironmental Leadership
Location
Lethbridge, Canada
Firm
KPMB Architects (Canada) and Stantec Architecture (Canada)
2025
Winner + People’s ChoiceEnvironmental Leadership
Award of MeritConcepts
Location
Seattle, U.S.
School
Washington State University