AIA Utah has launched the second podcast on Building Resilience! Join the Building Enclosure Council and the Committee on the Environment (BEC | COTE) for engaging conversations about:
The second episode is now live and takes a look at High-Performance Residential Buildings in Harsh Mountain Environments. The BEC | COTE hosts Dijana Alickovic, Bryan Markkanen, and Jörg Rügemer sit down with Chris Price, founder of Klima Architecture, to discuss his design strategies when it comes to high-performance residential buildings at elevations above 7,000' Listen in to this latest episode to learn about his buildings and the building technology behind it.
Chris Price AIA, CPHC, LEED AP
The founder and principal of Klima Architecture. Originally from Northern New Mexico, Chris has always had a deep connection with this wild, fragile planet we call home. He spends his time between the harsh deserts and the lush mountains in and around Utah. Upon receiving his bachelor of arts in Architecture from the University of New Mexico and moving to Utah in 2009, he established Park City Design + Build where he embarked on designing and building more eco-conscious homes in Park City. During his early years of PCD+B, he earned his Masters of Architecture from the University of Utah. Chris is a Licensed Architect, General Contractor, and Passive House Consultant through PHIUS.
https://klimaarchitecture.com/
Presented by The Building Enclosure Council and the Committee on the Environment