San Francisco / Mexico City / Mallorca / Washington / DC / Munich / Toronto / London / New York City / /
Company
ABC 4 Bird-Friendly Building Design / ABC / Robbie/ Young / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
Egypt / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / Spain / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / Extinction / /
Facility
Sauerbruch Hutton’s Brandhorst Museum / Boris Pena’s Public Health Office building / University of Waterloo / Glass Building / Hotel Puerta America / Cooper Square / Crystal Palace / Pharmacy building / /
IndustryTerm
glass technology / energy conservation / particular product / energy / perforated steel panels / steel façade / educational programs and tools / construction technologies / /
Organization
International Dark Skies Foundation / American Bird Conservancy / NYC Audubon Society / Bird-safe Glass Foundation / Boris Pena’s Public Health Office / University of Waterloo / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / School of Pharmacy / Green Building Council / GBC Site Subcommittee / /
Person
Christine Sheppard / Luke Seitz / Anton Schedlbauer / David Fancher / Jean Nouvel / Anne H. Cheung / Terry Sohl / Robert Royse / Greg Lavaty / Tony Brady / /
Position
Executive / Contents Executive / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Ruby / DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / Cook County / Illinois / Indiana / California / /
Bird-Friendly Building Design The area of glass on a façade is the strongest predictor of threat to birds. The façade of Sauerbruch Hutton’s Brandhorst Museum in Munich is a brilliant example of the creative use of