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Thomas Brown has been a Registered Architect in Wisconsin since 1977, and holds national certification by the National
Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). His practice specializes in environmentally-responsible design,
emphasizing the use of state-of-the-art energy-conserving design, advanced construction techniques, and the adaptive
re-use and restoration of historic structures. He has designed numerous projects utilizing advanced construction
methods and heating systems throughout central Wisconsin and has successfully completed several federally-certified
Historic Preservation Tax Credit projects.
Tom Brown holds certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) as a Leadership in Energy & Environmental
Design (LEED)-Accredited Professional.
Tom is a founding member of the Energy & Environmental Building Association (EEBA), an international organization
of builders, designers and researchers promoting the use of energy conserving construction methods in residential
and light-commercial buildings. He is also a founding member of the Wisconsin Green Building Alliance (WGBA), a
statewide organization promoting sustainable approaches in design and construction, and a member of the Midwest
Renewable Energy Association (MREA).
His firm has been located in Stevens Point, Wisconsin since 1979, except for a sabbatical from 1991-1995 when he
and his family relocated to the southern Africa country of Mozambique. Through the United Nations Development Program,
Tom provided technical assistance and coordinated a countrywide school construction and rehabilitation program
funded by the World Bank. Upon returning to Stevens Point, he reopened his architectural practice. He has been
a frequent presenter at local, regional and national energy and sustainable building conferences and teaches an
environmental design course in the Interior Architecture program at UW-Stevens Point. |
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