Andrea joined Payette in 2011. She provides sustainable design knowledge and energy expertise to our projects by combining her background in architectural practice and building science to bridge the divide between the rigor of building performance and the art of integrating those ideas into a cohesive design. She provides performance simulations to give the project team a better understanding of the impact of design strategies and researches innovative solutions for improved building performance. She works on multiple projects across the firm, serving as a connecting thread amongst project teams and a vehicle to cull the best ideas from across the firm. Andrea teaches a course on building envelope performance every fall semester at MIT and serves on the Steering Committee for the USGBC Massachusetts Chapter.
We are pleased to announce that Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Chestnut Hill is the recipient of the 2021 IIDA NE Health and Wellness Award. This award celebrates projects that promote health and well-being and consider physical, mental and emotional effects on building occupants.
As a fundamentally patient focused facility, the project is an antidote to the most stressful and challenging of life experiences. A series of tactile, natural elements including wood benches, walls and soffit panels bring a coherence to the project while visually and physically embracing occupants. Three central themes, shelter, light and connectivity, guided the team and owner throughout the process, reinforcing these concepts to ensure patient and staff wellbeing.
Learn more about this project on our website. Visit www.payette.com
@danafarber @iidane @iidanedesignawards
#designexcellence #architecture #healthcare #awards #healing #naturallight
📸 Robert Benson Photography @robertbensonphoto
As a fundamentally patient focused facility, the project is an antidote to the most stressful and challenging of life experiences. A series of tactile, natural elements including wood benches, walls and soffit panels bring a coherence to the project while visually and physically embracing occupants. Three central themes, shelter, light and connectivity, guided the team and owner throughout the process, reinforcing these concepts to ensure patient and staff wellbeing.
Learn more about this project on our website. Visit www.payette.com
@danafarber @iidane @iidanedesignawards
#designexcellence #architecture #healthcare #awards #healing #naturallight
📸 Robert Benson Photography @robertbensonphoto
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