March 20th, 2012
Posted by:
Wagner Zaun
Categories: News, Sustainable Architecture
Construction of The Canal Park Brewing Company is moving quickly… take a look to the east next time you’re in Canal Park and picture yourself enjoying a pint… it won’t be long now!
March 19th, 2012
Posted by:
Wagner Zaun
Categories: News, Sustainable Architecture
Green Building Guru Martin Holladay has written a feature on the Wagner Zaun Architecture designed Esko Farmhouse.
Read the end tire article here:
Esko Farmhouse on Green Building Advisior
December 19th, 2011
Posted by:
Wagner Zaun
Categories: News, Sustainable Architecture
The Cedar Ridge Residence is featured in the Winter 2012 special edition of Fine Home Building – Energy Smart Home.
Construction of the Canal Park Brewing Company is underway. Crews are busy driving piling and the building will start to take form in the coming months. Anyone who has been in Canal Park during the past week has probably noticed the gentle tap, tap, tapping…
BusinessNorth.com has taken notice. Read more here.
Rachel Wagner will head east next March to present the firm’s work on two deep energy retrofits at the 2012 Affordable Comfort National Conference in Baltimore.
Read More about ACI and the conference.
Wagner Zaun Architecture is a partner of the 2012 Duluth Energy Design Conference, which will be held February 20-22.
For more information, go to http://www.duluthenergydesign.com
Wagner Zaun designed aimClear Consulting Services’ new office in downtown Duluth. They recently celebrated their grand opening with an open house.
A special thanks to our collaborators:
Mark Teskey for capturing and enhancing the beauty and vitality of our work
and Swim Creative, who helped us craft a new logo, website design, and marketing materials.
July 22nd, 2011
Posted by:
Wagner Zaun
Categories: News
Shortly after moving in almost five months ago, the owner of a newly completed single-story two-bedroom overlooking Echo Lake, in Morris, Minnesota, began monitoring the energy usage of the house. And while it is too soon for a definitive ruling on the building’s four-season performance, the odds are pretty strong it will be exemplary.
