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Show Notes
Michael Eliason is an architect and founder of Larch Lab, a studio focused on prefabricated, decarbonized, climate-adaptive, low-energy buildings and livable ecodistricts. Eliason, based in Seattle, had a transformative experience while living in Germany – the American residential model could be greatly improved by adopting some of the principles of Baugruppen – self-developed co-housing, without the granola trappings. Hear the Unfrozen interview – and then listen to his podcast, Livable Low-Carbon City.
Intro/Outro: “Spacelab” by Kraftwerk
Discussed:
- Black Sheep Development Co., Larch Lab’s baugruppen partner, headed by Aaron Yankauskas
- Ascent, Milwaukee
- Jeremy McCloud, Nightingale, Melbourne
- California development legislative changes
- First Passivhaus in the US: Smith House, Urbana, IL
- Minneapolis’ single-family housing zoning rollback experiment
- St. Paul’s rent control battle
- Product recommendation: Corsi-Rosenthal Box
- The north star of Baugruppen: Gleiss 21, Vienna