For most designers, in person site visits, meetings, and showroom stops are staples in their day-to-day design process. When access to those everyday necessities abruptly came to a halt, designers around the world had to adapt – quickly than they may have wanted – to leaving their studios and bringing spaces to life from afar…. Read more
If you’re like the The Turett Collaborative team, you’ve been working from home for months now. Maybe you have adapted to your windowsill as a desk, designated your bedside table as your filing cabinet, or accepted your couch as the break room. Working from home is something most of us are not used to, and… Read more
Why is recycling important? Recycling helps to decrease reliance on raw materials for our daily life, everything from our toothbrushes to the latest “iFone” has the potential to be both made from recycled materials, as well as to be fully recyclable in the future. Americans make more than 200 million tons of garbage each year,… Read more
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Thank you to everyone who attended the reception for A New Wave of Modern Architecture on the North Fork this past Sunday. Here are some images from the day’s events. If you want to see this exhibit and check out the model of the TTC passive house it will be up all summer. There will… Read more
Principal Architect James Saisakorn recently visited Katamama resort in Bali and shared these inspiring photos with the team. Read an interview with Matin here.
The Turett Collaborative team was recently invited to tour the first Tadao Ando project in New York City: 152 Elizabeth Street. Thank you to Foundations Group for inviting us to see this amazing project in person.
Last week Wayne was invited to attend a workshop at BSH Home Appliances. Since TTC specifies so many Gaggenau appliances for projects (including Wayne’s Passive House project in Greenport) BSH invited him to attend and learn more about making the most of these top of the line machines in the kitchen. The chef made the… Read more
Designed by Finnish architect, Alvar Aalto, Riola Parrish Church is a stunning concrete form which mimics and modulates with the contours of its Italian landscape. The magnificent baptistery, completed in 1978, is located eight kilometers south of Bologna in the small town of Riola. Aalto’s evocative modernist architecture captures the spirit of this mountain setting;… Read more
Fall deck season is here! Construction on Wayne’s Passive House is complete. The next step to install the landscaping and bioswale.