October 2026
Studio 125 Featured on Utah NOMA Behind-the-Walls Tour
Jörg Rügemer led a Utah NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects) tour of Studio 125 in Park City, titled A High-Performance Model of Suburban Densification. The event offered 1 LU/HSW learning unit.
Studio 125 is Jörg's 3,300-square-foot Passive House Super-ADU built on an already-developed residential lot and as an addition to the existing 125 Haus. It shows how thoughtful design can add housing density without expanding infrastructure or consuming additional land.
As the project's architect, energy consultant, and builder, Jörg guided participants through the construction from all three perspectives. The behind-the-walls tour looked at the high-performance building assemblies and Passive House strategies, and at the realities of building at 7,000 feet in Utah's mountain climate. Seeing the design, energy modeling, and construction decisions together showed how closely they depend on one another in a design-build delivery.
July 2026
After 20 years of dedicated teaching, research, and service at the University of Utah's School of Architecture, Jörg Rügemer has been promoted to the rank of Full Professor of Architecture.
Throughout his two decades at the University of Utah, Jörg has taught and mentored more than 1,500 students, helping prepare the next generation of architects to create a more thoughtful, sustainable, and high-performing built environment. His commitment to architectural education extends beyond the classroom and design studio through international study experiences, collaborative research, and close mentorship that encourages students to explore design with curiosity, technical rigor, and a global perspective.
This promotion recognizes his sustained contributions to architectural education, scholarship, professional practice, and service to the University and the broader architectural community.
May 2026
Construction continues at Studio 125 as installation of the cement board façade panels begins, revealing the building's clean, contemporary exterior.
The envelope has been carefully detailed to balance aesthetics, durability, energy efficiency, and fire resilience. All exterior materials are noncombustible, including the aluminum-clad solid wood windows, while exposed areas of the flat roof are protected with a gravel ballast layer to enhance fire resistance.
Behind the façade, a high-performance rainscreen assembly provides an additional layer of protection. A continuous 2-inch layer of rigid exterior insulation improves the building's thermal performance, while a 1-inch ventilated cavity behind the cement board cladding allows any incidental moisture to drain and dissipate before reaching the airtight weather barrier. This integrated approach creates a durable, resilient enclosure designed to perform efficiently in Utah's climate while supporting the building's clean architectural expression.
As the exterior enclosure comes together, Studio 125 continues to reflect the project's commitment to thoughtful detailing, sustainable design, and long-term performance.
February 2026
A portion of the 127 Haus east façade is shown nearing final completion. The façade-integrated Avancis photovoltaic array is prominently visible, framed by anthracite Ökoskin panels. As discussed further below—and conceptually aligned with the Atomium’s adjustable façade mounting system—the project employs a sophisticated, three-dimensionally adjustable steel-and-aluminum support system. This approach allows precise alignment with typical Utah wood framing, which often presents unexpected dimensional tolerances ranging from ½ inch to as much as 6 inches.
February 2026
Tunnel of Time
A fascinating visit and journey back to the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. One of the fair’s most iconic attractions, the Atomium transports visitors into the optimistic visions of the 1950s. Its metal superstructure, assembled with precision-engineered fasteners and an exacting façade mounting system, supports gleaming aluminum panels of remarkable clarity and refinement.
The Atomium reveals a level of technological sophistication and attention to detail that is often absent in contemporary U.S. construction, where comparable structures are frequently welded together in a purely utilitarian manner. In contrast, this landmark demonstrates a deep understanding of both function and beauty, celebrating construction detail as an essential part of architectural expression and making these qualities clearly visible to visitors from within the structure itself.
January 2026
At the Pine Meadow Ranch Cabin, installation of the custom floating staircase is ongoing. The rigid, floating metal stair tread frames are reinforced with 1/2-inch-thick floor-to-ceiling steel rods, which also serve as the structural support for the stair railing and handrail system, which will be added as the next step.
December 2025
The Studio 125 façade has been sealed with a self-adhering airtight membrane that also serves as the building’s primary weather barrier, integrated behind the cement board rainscreen system. All windows are fully installed and meticulously air- and water-sealed, incorporating a three-layer defense within the gap between the window frames and the wood framing.
November 2025
Another group of University of Utah architecture students visited Studio 125 to observe the progress of the façade installation and experience the newly installed European Passive House–certified triple-pane windows in operation.
October 2025
A view from the live/work villa in Volterra, Italy, looking toward the historic town that hosts the School of Architecture’s second-year undergraduate study abroad program. The visit focused on exploring the site and its potential for a future design-oriented architectural studio that Jörg Rügemer plans to offer during the Fall 2027 semester.
September 2025
To complete the architectural composition of 125 Haus and Studio 125, the framing of the Gardenhut has been finalized. This 180 sq. ft. structure follows standard code-compliant construction and, while it does not match the high-performance envelope of the main residences, it fulfills its intended purpose as a minimalist utility shed. Future use as a seasonal guest room remains a possibility.
With the full building mass now in place, the Gardenhut provides a defined spatial boundary for the northwest patio, enhancing the outdoor area and transforming it into a comfortably enclosed, almost urban-feeling space within the wooded, suburban context.
August 2025
At the Pine Meadow Ranch Cabin, installation of the custom floating staircase structure is underway. Each tread cantilevers from the wall and is anchored into a concealed metal framework tied into the facade’s inner and outer framing as well as the concrete retaining wall. Once completed, the steel profiles will be hidden behind drywall, while solid American maple treads will form a visually light yet structurally robust feature within the double-height main living space.
July 2025
For Studio 125, we’ve made a strategic shift away from the ZIP System sheathing due to its inconsistent air infiltration performance, often caused by installation variability among trades. Instead, we are utilizing a self-adhered membrane behind the rain screen system. This membrane acts as both a water and air barrier while remaining vapor open, allowing the building to breathe.
One of the key advantages of this approach is its ability to effectively seal small holes and gaps in the sheathing, creating a continuous exterior air barrier that is further protected by the rain screen cladding.
Our first blower door test—scheduled after full enclosure and prior to insulation—will provide valuable insight into the effectiveness of this system in achieving our air tightness goals.
May 2025
Zola European windows have been delivered and installed at Pine Meadow Ranch Cabin, completing the building envelope and enabling air-tightness verification through a Blower Door Test.
December 2024
Some moments feel like déjà vu—and this was one of them. I began my architectural career in 1995 at Frank O. Gehry’s office in Santa Monica, where we often gathered around the model of what we referred to then as the "Fred and Ginger" building in Prague.
Nearly 30 years later, during a professional trip with peers, I finally experienced the completed Nationale-Nederlanden building in person. Located on Rašínovo nábřeží along the Vltava (Moldau) River, the structure has a whimsical, almost magical presence - especially at night. Now a widely recognized landmark in Prague, it stands as a testament to Gehry's rather early, immediately post-Bilbao architecture.
November 2024
The first façade-integrated photovoltaic panels have been installed at the 127 Haus site. Featuring a matte finish, the panels were approved by the local HOA as an acceptable exterior cladding material. Their material and installation costs—prior to electrical integration—are competitive with the Ökoskin façade panels used on the non-electrified portions of the home, with the added benefit that the Avancis panels generate electricity.
Energy modeling confirmed that all four facades can serve as productive surfaces, as the high-elevation site (9,000 feet) benefits from significant solar gain—even on the north side—due to winter sun reflection off the snow.
Atelier Jörg Rügemer is proud to be the first to introduce these panels to the U.S. market. Initially tested for high-altitude performance by TÜV in Germany, the panels have since received UL certification for commercial use in the United States.
November 2024
A group of University of Utah architecture students visited Studio 125 to observe project progress and gain insight into the process of designing and constructing high-performance Passive Houses. Discussions also addressed the unique challenges and opportunities within Utah’s design and construction industry.
October 2024
A recent visit to the newly renovated MUDE – Museu do Design e da Moda in Lisbon reveals a remarkable transformation of the former 1864 headquarters of Banco Nacional Ultramarino. Located in the city’s historic center, the building now seamlessly blends heritage and innovation.
The renovation features an impressive yet discreet seismic retrofit of the historic façade—an engineering achievement that respects the building’s original character while enhancing its resilience. Inside, visitors can explore dynamic fashion exhibitions alongside a compelling student-led installation offering a critical and distinctly European perspective on the global urban housing crisis.
The experience is further enriched by a visit to the former bank vault in the basement—an evocative space that adds depth and atmosphere to the museum’s layered narrative.
July 2024
For the Studio 125 Garage Deck, Quad-Deck’s insulating form system was utilized to achieve full slab insulation in a single pour, eliminating the need for additional horizontal formwork above the bedrooms below. The prefabricated, cut-to-size forms are available in various thicknesses, allowing for adaptation to different load requirements. By incorporating an integrated beam structure, the system reduces overall concrete usage. During installation, the forms are walkable but must be properly shored to support the concrete pour.
July 2024
A visit to the offices of Cobe
and BIG
in Copenhagen provides a compelling glimpse into the refreshing European approach to architectural problem solving. Their work exemplifies a sophisticated integration of formal, functional, and spatial considerations, offering innovative solutions at the highest level of design excellence.
July 01 - 03, 2024
Jörg Rügemer presents at the 16th Annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. His presentation focuses on the challenges and lessons learned from teaching architecture during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of architectural education during extreme situations.
June 2024
Ground source energy drilling for the 127 Haus in The Colony, Utah, continued through June 2024. A total of 14 boreholes have been installed beneath the south patio as part of the direct ground source system, which utilizes copper piping and a liquid heat transfer medium that connects directly to the home’s heat pump units.
May 2024
The groundbreaking of the Pine Meadow Ranch Cabin at the Tollgate development in Summit County, Utah, marks the beginning of a high-performance, resilient residential project. Spanning 1,500 square feet, this custom-built home is designed to meet Passive House standards, ensuring superior energy efficiency and comfort for the client couple. Situated at an elevation of 8,000 feet, the cabin incorporates many sustainable features, including a greywater recycling system, which minimizes its impact on the septic field and surrounding environment.
April 29 & 30, 2024
An invited juror visit to the Spring 2024 Master Thesis Design Reviews at the School of Design, Architecture, and Art at North Dakota State University in Fargo offers a unique perspective on architecture from a rural standpoint. Over the course of two full days, a cohort of 12 students presented their year-long projects to the jury, showcasing their research, design development, and architectural insights.
November, 2023
Warren Lloyd of Lloyd Architects invited Jörg to the firm’s office to review and discuss several ongoing projects, with a focus on sustainability, passive design strategies, and enhanced building performance.
October, 2023
Jörg Rügemer presents at the 2023 Advanced Building Skins Conference and Expo in Bern, Switzerland. His presentation focuses on insights and findings from post-occupancy monitoring, specifically exploring the relationship between user behavior and building performance.
October 2023
Jörg Rügemer attends the 18th Venice Biennale, titled The Laboratory of the Future, curated by architect, academic, and novelist Lesley Lokko. His visit prompts reflection on a pressing question: What would our world look like if the energy spent on pointless wars and power struggles were instead directed toward creating a better, more just future?
October 12 & 13, 2023
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the 2023 AIA Custom Residential Architects Network (CRAN) Symposium in Salt Lake City, Utah. On Thursday, he presents his insights on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) as a potential model for urban and suburban densification in Utah.
Additionally, Jörg moderates the Friday morning session with architect Tom Kundig, who discusses his work and recent projects in the context of the symposium's theme, Living and Building in the West.
September, 2023
Schematic Design of the Redland Blue Sky Ranch project in Grand Junction, Colorado, is initiated. It is a forward-thinking residential community featuring contemporary homes built with an emphasis on health, comfort, and sustainability. Designed to meet Passive House standards for high performance, the community will offer luxurious, energy-efficient living spaces. Situated adjacent to the renowned Redlands Mesa Golf Course, an award-winning course set amidst 220 acres of pristine meadow open space, the development will consist of approximately 60 meticulously designed boutique homes.
July 2023
Alongside a group of recent Park City High School graduates, Jörg Rügemer embarks on an educational scuba diving expedition aboard a live-aboard vessel in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. While enjoying an immersive adventure, the group explored diverse oceanic habitats and examined the significant impact humans have on the delicate marine ecosystems. The experience was complemented by in-depth discussions on potential solutions for preserving oceanic plant and fish life.
April 13, 2023
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the 2023 Bond Multi Event in San Diego, California, a premier forum for leading multifamily architects. His presentation, titled Where the Couch Potato Makes Sense: The Passive House, addresses key design principles for achieving Passive House performance in larger-scale housing and institutional projects.
March 23, 2023
Part of the Kunga ADU Design+Build Team presents the project's development, design, construction, and final Post-Occupancy performance at the 2023 Intermountain Sustainability Summit at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. Jörg Rügemer is the founding director of the program between 2016 - 2020 and the Kunga Accessory Dwelling Unit is the first building that emerged from the new program.
November 2022
The groundbreaking of Studio 125
in Park City in November 2022 is closely followed by the installation of the formwork for footings and foundation walls before an unexpectedly snow-heavy end of the year slows the project down for the winter. After an incredibly harsh 2022-2023 winter, construction progressed through the summer and fall, with framing starting after the winter 2023/24. Similar to its neighboring 125 Haus, Studio 125 is a passive-to-active research case study project for maximum energy efficiency at a reasonable construction cost. Upon completion, the project will make the case for suburban densification as one possible solution to the ongoing housing crisis in the Salt Lake City and Park City metropolitan areas. Studio 125 is constructed in a fully design-build delivery, therefore ensuring the desired high aesthetic and required high-performance quality.
September 2022
After 3 years of careful design and integrated development, the
127 Haus construction started in The Colony
in Park City in the fall of 2022. Due to its challenging location at 8,800' elevation, a relatively short summer and fall building window will stretch the project's construction phase well into 2024. As of fall 2023, footings, foundations, and backfill have been installed, with the 12" thick under-slab insulation going in to ensure a thermal-bridge-free thermal building envelope, and the framing is underway.
May 2022
The
Barn Haus Site Net Zero and the Kunga ADU high-performance approach are presented at the 2022, 6th biennial Residential Building Design & Construction Conference RBDCC in State College, PA.
March 2022
Jörg Rügemer receives the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture
2022 ACSA Design Build Award
for founding, directing, and instructing the Design+Build Salt Lake Program, specifically the Kunga ADU, which was designed and constructed with students of the School of Architecture, University of Utah, between summer 2019 and fall 2020.
The ACSA Design Build Award award recognizes projects that demonstrate how faculty, students, and schools work to realize design-build projects.
February 2022
The Barn Haus in Holladay is featured in the January/February 2022 issue of Builder Magazine:
German architect combines sustainability with agricultural influence in Utah: The Barn Haus by Atelier Jörg Rügemer aims to show that resilient, sustainable buildings can be developed within market-rate budgets. By Symone Strong.
September 2021
The Barn Haus in Holladay is included in the 2021 Design Arts Utah Show, starting September 2021 in Salt Lake City. Selected by Juror Ms. Antionette Carroll, who is the Founder, President, and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab in St. Louis, Missouri, the award is dedicated to the promotion of excellence in the diverse fields of design in Utah. For the online exhibit, please click the button below:
August 2021
Jörg Rügemer visits the 17th Venice Architectural Biennale: How Will We Live Together, curated by architect and scholar Haskim Sarkis.
April 08 & 09, 2021
The
Barn Haus and the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity
projects are presented at the 2021 International ARCC (Architectural Research Centers Consortium) Conference: PERFORMATIVE ENVIRONMENTS in Virtual Tucson, AZ.
January 29, 2021
Jörg Rügemer receives the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture 2021 ACSA Collaborative Practice Award
for the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity project. The award honors best practices in university-based and community-engaged programs, in which faculty, students, and neighborhood citizens are valued equally and that aim to address issues of social injustice through design.
October 16, 2020
The Kunga Accessory Dwelling Unit receives the 2020 AIA Utah Design Merit Award for the successful finalization of the second ADU ever permitted and built within the Salt Lake City jurisdiction.
March 18-19, 2020 (cancelled due to Covid-19 Pandemic)
During the 11th Annual Intermountain Sustainability Summit at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, Jörg Rügemer and his Design+Build Salt Lake Student Team will present and discuss the design and construction of the program's first build project, which is the 650 SF Accessory Dwelling Unit Kunga Project for a Tibetan refugee family currently under construction...
March 04-05, 2020
Jörg Rügemer presents at the 2020 Residential Building Design & Construction Conference in State College, PA. His presentation is on Lesson's Learned when developing
affordable high-performance housing for a non-profit client.
February 12 - 28, 2020
Jörg Rügemer is invited to present his recent scope of work and his efforts to combine professional practice, scholarship and education for a just built environment at the Stuckeman School of Architecture at Pennsylvania State University, at the University of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and at the University of Arizona's College of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture.
December 06-10, 2019
Jörg Rügemer met for a 5-day workshop with Partners of Aster Impact in Zagreb, Croatia, and with the mayor and officials of the nearby City of Krizevci, to present and discuss the most recent development and research of the Aster Eco Farm and Village, a carbon neutral town development in rural Croatia. The team also visited the site for this future development.
October 2019
Chaired by Carie Penabad, Assoc. AIA, Associate Dean and Director of the Bachelor of Architecture program at the University of Miami and Principal at Cúre & Penabad, and juried by Katherine Schwennsen, FAIA, Professor and Director of Clemson University’s School of Architecture, Anne Schopf, FAIA, Partner at Mahlum, and Kang Kiang, AIA, Managing Principal at Mark Cavagnero Associates , Field of Dreams EcoCommunity
receives the 2019 AIA Utah Merit Design Award. Award ceremony will be on October 25, 2019 at the AIA Utah HQ in downtown Salt Lake City.
September 06 - October 18, 2019
Salt Lake City's Slim House winning competition scheme has been selected by juror Gail Anderson, Creative Director of Visual Arts Press at the School of Visual Arts, New York, for inclusion in the 2019 Design Arts Utah exhibition. The exhibition will be open to the public from September 06 to 20, with a formal reception and celebration on September 20 from 6 to 9 pm. Location is the Rio Gallery on 300 S. Rio Grande (355 West), Salt Lake City, Utah.
March 21-22, 2019
During the 10th Annual Intermountain Sustainability Summit at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, Jörg Rügemer presented and discussed challenges and chances anticipated during the design and construction of the first Field of Dreams EcoCommunity units in Kearns, Utah, which are a comprehensive overhaul of the typical Habitat for Humanity code-standard home in Salt Lake City.
October 2018
During a first, investigative research trip to Carrega Liguria and Gangi, Sicily, Italy, AJR explored the potential to re-transform deteriorated, traditional tower houses into occupyable living space. The overall goal of such intervention will be to create a resilient case study example, to revitalize villages on the decline, which is a common phenomena among mountain villages in Italy and many other places.
October 1, 2018
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 13th Conference on Advanced Building Skins in Bern, Switzerland, where he is also a Session Chair for the C1 - Public Policies and Funding session. His presentation is on Funding for Home Ownership for Low-Income Demographics.
September 14, 2018
After 3 years of careful site planning, community outreach, rezoning and intense building design and energy optimization, the construction of the first two units of the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity started in summer 2017. These units will now be dedicated to its families, which marks an important milestone in the overall development of the project. Thereafter, there are 18 more to be build...
September 10-21, 2018
Field of Dreams EcoCommunity has been selected by juror Christine Gaspar, Executive Director of the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), a New York-based nonprofit, for inclusion in the 2018 Design Arts Utah exhibition. The exhibition will be open to the public from September 10 to October 19, with a formal reception and celebration on September 21st from 6 to 9 pm. Location is the Rio Gallery on 300 S. Rio Grande (355 West), Salt Lake City, Utah.
September 01-06, 2018
20 graduate students of the School of Architecture, University of Utah, together with Professors Rügemer and Tobler, explore Havana, the capital of Cuba, for potential final graduate master project programs and sites for the upcoming spring 2019 semester. The highly explorative journey will be documented in an upcoming exhibition at the School of Architecture.
June 11, 2018
Concept and progress of the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity Unit 9 & 10 is covered on local KSL TV. Both units will be dedicated on September 14, 2018.
April 2018
Jörg Rügemer receives the
Alta Sustainability Leadership Award
for the Sustainability Community Partnership with Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Humanity: The Field of Dreams EcoCommunity. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.
March 5, 2018
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 12th International Conference on Design Principles & Practices in Barcelona, Spain. His presentation is on the design principles and strategies of the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity.
March 2018
Groundbreaking of the Barn House in Holladay, which will become Atelier Jörg Rügemer's first Site Zero Energy building.
November 20, 2017
AJR wins Salt Lake City's Home Innovation Competition with the Slim House proposal on a challenging, roughly 30' wide, south-facing lot on the West Side of Salt Lake's downtown.
October 14, 2017
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 2017 Bond Custom - Meetings Forums for Principal Architects in La Jolla, California. Titled: Stay Hot and Be Cool for Less, his presentation
is on the Passive to Active House design principles.
October 3, 2017
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 12th Conference on Advanced Building Skins in Bern, Switzerland. His presentation is on Affordable and Cost-Effective High Performance Housing.
March 17, 2017
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 2017 Intermountain Sustainability Summit at Weber State University, Utah. His presentation is on the urban and community planning component of the Field of Dreams EcoCommunity.
March 9, 2017
Jörg Rügemer lectures at the Department of Architecture at the University of Eugene. His presentation is on his professional practice at the intersection of research, education, and community engagement.
September 2016
Trefoil Ranch Girl Scout Cabins receive the Timber City Finalist Award in the Private House XS Category. The project is on display at the National Building Museum, Washington, DC., from 09/2016 - 09/2017.
September 2016
'Girl Scouts of Utah Summer Cabins // University of Utah School of Architecture' featured on Architizer.com
March 2016
The Girl Scouts Utah Summer Cabins are an Architizer A+ Award Finalist in the Typology Category: Residential Private House XS category.
September 10, 2015
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 31st International Passive Low Energy in Architecture PLEA Conference in Bologna, Italy. His presentation is on the Girl Scouts of Utah's Interlocking Cross-Laminated Timber Cabins.
Summer 2015
The Girl Scouts of Utah Cabins receive the following awards:
2015 Wood Design Regional Excellence Award, Oakland, CA
Celebrating Excellence in Wood Structures: 2014-15 North American Wood Design Award, Canadian Wood Council, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
May, 2015
One of Jörg Rügemer’s Fall 2014 Sustainable Highrise student teams at the Universität Karlsruhe won the second prize in the nationwide VDI competition “Integrierte Planung – Energieeffizientes Hochhaus.” The award ceremony was held in May 2025 in Leipzig, Germany.
April 21, 2015
Jörg Rügemer participates in and speaks at the
ArchitekTour 2015 Annual National Polish Workshop in Walbrzych, Poland. His presentation is titled:
Architectural Strategies towards a Better Built Environment,
his workshop students explore urban connections between the Ksiaz Castle and Walbrzych itself.
January 30, 2015
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 4th AIARG All Ireland Architecture Research Group Conference in Dublin, Ireland, on The Girl Scouts of Utah’s Interlocking Cross Laminated Summer Cabins.
January 23, 2015
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 11th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability in Copenhagen, Denmark, about Project:ARCHITECURE.
January 15, 2015
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the Institute for the Theory of Architecture, School of Architecture, University of Technology in Karlsruhe, Germany - KIT. His talk is titled Gehry Ghost.
April 30, 2014
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the Department for Architecture at the University of Applied Sciences in Cologne, Germany. He lectures on Tiny Houses.
April 29, 2014
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the Hafen University in Hamburg, Germany. He addresses the challenges of an architect when designing his or her own house in a presentation titled: Das Haus des Architekten (The architect's House).
April 26, 2014
Jörg Rügemer speaks at the 18th International Passive House Conference in Aachen, Germany, on The Potential for Passive House Development at Market Rate.
April 11, 2014
Jörg Rügemer and Erin Carraher are invited to present on the Girl Scout Cabins in Utah and receive the following prestigious ACSA awards at the 102nd ACSA Annual Meeting in Miami Beach, Florida:
• Collaborative Practice Award
• Diversity Achievement Award
April 10, 2014
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the School of Architecture at Florida International's University. He presents on High Performance Architecture at Market Rate Cost.
April 15, 2013
Jörg Rügemer delivers an invited speech at the School of Architecture, Aalto University in Espoo, Finland.
He presents on Linking Housing, Work and Services in Contemporary Architecture.
April 09, 2013
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker at the Mountain Town Speaker Series in Park City, Utah. His talk is on Green Design with Altitude - Cost-Effective High Performance Homes.
December 07, 2011
Jörg Rügemer is an invited speaker to the 2011 Energy Forum in Bressanone (Brixen) in Italy. His talk is titled Architectural Design for Energy-Efficient and Cost-Effective Buildings in Cold Climate Zones.