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07/12/2012

Won Dharma Center featured in Architectural Digest August 2012 Issue

1139_02p Won Dharma Center : view of Meditation Hall from Administration porch post: victoria meyers architect
photo : Michael Moran/ ottoarchive.com

Victoria Meyers architect (hMa) is pleased to announce that the Won Dharma Center is featured in the August 2012 issue of Architectural Digest.  The project is featured in the "Good Works" column in an article written by Fred A. Bernstein.  Pick up a copy of AD's August issue - on newsstands now - to read the review.

The Won Dharma Center, located in Claverack, New York, officially opened in October 2011.  Hanrahan Meyers architects (hMa) has won both an Honor Award from Wood Design Awards program and a Design Award from the Faith&Form/IFRAA Awards program for their design of the 426-acre retreat.

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Won Dharma Center is designed by Ms. Meyers to have Zero Carbon Footprint, and the architects placed the five buildings on the site in an area where rock mining operations took place, and the built area of the site is a Brownfield abatement.  The project was designed to have a Platinum LEED level of green and sustainable design features. 


Click here to learn more about the Won Dharma Center on www.hanrahanMeyers.com 
 
Click here to visit www.architecturaldigest.com

1139_13p Meditation Hall porch
photo : Michael Moran/ ottoarchive.com. post victoria meyers architect

 

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