We've been working in Europe for years, and have seen opportunities there increase, as enthusiasm for Cradle to Cradle® has grown, especially in the Netherlands.

We have the great privilege to be involved in the planning and design for Milan's Expo 2015.

The Design Intelligence 2009 Sustainable Design Survey draws data from architecture and design firms throughout the United States.

Bill McDonough and Stephan Dolezalek of VantagePoint Venture Partners recently contributed an article entitled "The Carbon free Opportunity" for the McKinsey Quarterly.

Plans for the new community, inspired by Cradle to Cradle, will undergo a rigorous national level review and approval process.

Fuller Theological Seminary has opened the David Allan Hubbard Library (below) on its Pasadena campus.

Diane Dale, ASLA, JD, recently contributed an article to the Spring issue of Urban Land Green magazine on the Cradle to Cradle Development Framework for Hali’imaile.

She also served, with Zem Joaquin of Eco-fabulous, Susan Szenasy of Metropolis, Pete O'Shea of Siteworks Studio, and others, as a juror for the One Good Chair competition.

In the Spring, our studio was asked by The Wall Street Journal to conceptualize a vision for the home of the future.

Bill McDonough teams up with Stephan Dolezalek of VantagePoint Venture Partners to comment for a McKinsey "What Matters" column.

Earlier this year, John Wheeler spoke in Pasadena, CA at the Art Center Summit 2009: Expanding the Vision of Sustainable Mobility.

Firm leaders Kevin Burke and Diane Dale delivered a dual keynote presentation in the Dutch national agency that manages all water and roadway infrastructure.