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KieranTimberlake has practiced environmental responsibility since our inception in 1984, long before green design gained the widespread relevance it now enjoys in architectural practice and in the building industry. The principles of sustainable design continue to make up our core beliefs. We understand the need to balance the ideals of resource conservation, energy efficiency and pollution prevention with the realities of performance criteria, constructability and budget. Over 90% of our staff members, including the two partners, are LEED accredited. We have completed several LEED Certified buildings including the LEED Platinum Middle School at Sidwell Friends School, the first K-12 Building to be certified LEED Platinum; Alice H. Cook House, the first LEED certified building on the Cornell University campus; the award winning Sculpture Building at Yale University, and the Special NO 9 House for the Make It Right Foundation, both of which are LEED Platinum. We are national innovators in sustainable design with dozens of initiatives to our credit. In almost every instance, these initiatives are not discretionary or additive in nature, but constitute the formative acts around which subsequent design solutions are conceived. Buildings are complex networks of diverse systems operating on multiple scales across time. Our architecture explores ways to artfully interweave these systems around the programs they support. This systems approach can often enable the selective removal and replacement of one with minimal disruption to others. These strategies allow for ongoing life cycle value by reducing material, money and time dedicated to maintenance.