Wolfe’s Neck Master Plan Featured in Maine Home + Design
GO Logic’s Wolfe’s Neck Master Plan has been featured in Maine Home + Design’s August issue! The Wolfe’s Neck Farm Master Plan, developed in collaboration with Ann Kearsley Design, is an agriculture-based educational and recreational campus, located on a 626-acre saltwater farm on the shores of Casco Bay in Freeport, Maine. The master plan involves… Read more »
Cornerspring Montessori School Capital Campaign Passes $500,000 Mark
Principal Matthew O’Malia was interviewed recently for WABI TV5, by reporter John Krinjak, about the new Passive House standard, GO Logic designed school building for Cornerspring Montessori School. The capital campaign for Cornerspring Montessori recently passed the $500,000 mark, and groundbreaking on the new school is scheduled for this fall. You can watch the entire segment… Read more »
GO Logic Intern Takes on Climate Change
We would like to congratulate College of the Atlantic graduate, and our summer intern, Saren Peetz, for the great work on sustainability that she is doing in Bar Harbor! Saren’s work was featured in the New York Times article “A College in Maine That Tackles Climate Change, One Class at a Time”. Saren’s internship with GO… Read more »
19th Annual International Passive House Conference
GO Logic principal Matthew O’Malia of GO Logic will be presenting “Warren Woods Ecological Field Station: First Certified Laboratory in North America” as part of the Innovative Projects From All Over the World session of the 19th Annual International Passive House Conference in Leipzig, Germany. The presentation, on Saturday, April 18th at 4:10pm, will cover… Read more »
First Panelized Building Installed
Our first panelized building has been installed! After much work on this advanced building technology, including a trip to factories in Austria to learn more about Passive House panelized processes, GO Logic has installed our first home using a prefabricated, panelized building system incorporating locally produced factory panels from our shop in Waldo, Maine. Located… Read more »
Passive House as Educational Tool
The bright yellow Potwine Passive House, designed by GO Logic, is not only incredibly energy efficient, it’s educational too. Owner Alexi Arango is a physics professor at Mt. Holyoke College in Massachusetts, and this fall he began using his home as an example of attainable, energy efficient building in the United States. The reaction from… Read more »
Warren Woods Featured on Inhabitat
Our Warren Woods project has been featured on Inhabitat! If you’re not familiar with Inhabitat, it’s a blog focusing on sustainable design and technology in architecture, interiors, transportation, fashion and art. You can read more about our Warren Woods project for the University of Chicago here.
Warren Woods Ecological Field Station Featured on Dezeen
Our Warren Woods Ecological Field Station has caught the discerning eye of the writers and editors at Dezeen, an architecture and design online magazine. Their article focuses on the interior finishes, as well as on the building shell and energy-efficiency, of the first certified Passive House laboratory in North America. You can read the full article at… Read more »
Warren Woods Featured on Architect’s Newspaper’s Facades+ Blog
The Warren Woods Ecological Field Station has been featured on the Architect’s Newspaper’s Facades blog. The story highlights the building envelope utilized in the construction of the first Passive House certified laboratory in North America, beginning with our patented, insulated slab-on-grade foundation system, through the moisture barriers and exterior finishes and the custom fabricated stainless… Read more »
Warren Woods Ecological Field Station in the New York Times!
GO Logic is excited to have been featured in today’s edition of the New York Times! Sandy Keenan wrote a fantastic piece about our Warren Woods Ecological Field Station project for the University of Chicago. She interviewed Joy Bergelson of the Department of Ecology and Evolution and GO Logic architects about the design and construction process for… Read more »
COR-TEN and Passive Dacha
Construction is moving quickly toward completion on a new project, the Passive Dacha. In Russian, the “Dacha” is a retreat home set away from urban areas providing a connection with nature. Set on a beautiful open meadow in Mid Coast Maine, the Passive Dacha certainly accomplishes this task! We are excited about our first use… Read more »
Passive House from Coast to Coast!
The Passive House standard appears to be taking the US by storm, as evidenced by the two most recent Passive House Conferences, one on each coast. The 9th Annual North American Passive House Conference took place in San Francisco in early September. Alan Gibson traveled west to present our Warren Woods Ecological Field Station project,… Read more »
MaineBiz Recognizes GO Logic in Supporting Maine’s Economy
Matt O’Malia and Alan Gibson are honored to be named among MaineBiz’s “Ten People Shaping the Future of Maine’s Economy”. Within their October 6th issue, MaineBiz presents their “Next List”, a series of articles highlighting creative thinkers, business people and innovators from across the state that are creating jobs and gaining recognition. “Logical Development: GO… Read more »
Quincy Bay Residence In Construction
GO Logic is looking forward to the completion of a near passive house standard home on the Quincy Bay outside of Boston, Massachusetts. This year round dwelling was designed to meet the needs for a married couple and their three young children. Despite the density of the surrounding neighborhood, the design takes advantage of great… Read more »
NAPHN14 Conference
The North American Passive House Network (NAPHN) is going to hold it’s inaugural international Passive House conference in Portland Maine in just a few weeks! The conference will be held on the 22nd and 23rd of September with the Keynote address by the founding director of the Passive House Institute, Dr. Wolfgang Feist. Matthew O’Malia will… Read more »