James Heimler: Environmentally Conscious Architecture

02/17/20 • 36 min

James Heimler is the principal architect at James Heimler Architect Inc in Southern California. He has received many awards for design excellence and community service throughout the years, including the 30-year award for Community Service by San Fernando Valley American Institute of Architects in 2012 and the Los Angeles Certified Green Business Award by the city of Los Angeles in 2014. James Heimler Architect Inc, JHAI, is one of the leading sustainable design LEED-AP certified architecture firms in California for environmentally sustainable design practices and spatial architectural planning. JHAI coordinates projects from its initial inception through design, community, governmental approvals, bidding and construction. In the process of integrating different design solutions, JHAI incorporates sustainable design architectural principles through passive solar, energy-efficient systems and environmentally friendly building materials. Find the shownotes with all links for this episode at: https://links.jonbstrong.com/LIFE-James-Heimler

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