In The Press: April 2026
- 3 days ago
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A selection of recent press mentions and features highlighting the work and perspectives of The Turett Collaborative.
Wayne Turett was quoted on how programs like Passive House, LEED, and WELL are shifting the conversation around residential design from energy performance alone to broader measures of health, comfort, and long-term building quality. The article looks at how architects and builders evaluate the real value of these certifications, balancing performance goals with added cost, coordination, and complexity.
A full feature on Wayne Turett’s own ground-up Passive House in Greenport on the North Fork of Long Island. Designed as a “living laboratory,” the project explores how high-performance building strategies perform in real-world use, tracking energy consumption and testing materials, systems, and detailing over time to better understand long-term efficiency, comfort, and durability.
Jessica Shaw was quoted on seasonal interior adjustments, highlighting how heavier winter materials like wool throws and layered textiles are typically replaced with lighter fabrics such as linen and cotton to create a brighter, more open feel. The article focuses on simple, low-effort changes designers make to shift interiors from winter to spring.
Jessica Shaw was quoted on the shift away from waterfall kitchen islands toward more furniture-like, flexible designs that feel warmer and more lived-in. The article highlights a broader move away from highly polished, uniform kitchens toward spaces that prioritize comfort, individuality, and how people actually use their homes.
