Trey Farmer, AIA received his M.Arch from The University of Texas at Austin and has 15 years of experience in sustainable design and construction. He came to Austin from New Hampshire via New Zealand and Northern California where he worked and studied English, architecture, permaculture and natural building. He is a LEED AP (BD+C) and a Certified Passive House Consultant (CPHC) as well as a certified permaculture designer and teacher. Trey is on the Austin Passive House Alliance Board and the national Passive House Alliance Council. He spends his free time with his wife, son and fur-child on the greenbelt, in their garden and in their certified Passive House home.
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Andrew Mitchell
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Peter Stutchbuy
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Elise Elliott
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Laurie Laizure
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Mick Hawes
Join Mick Hawes, the dynamic host of "The Tool Shed" podcast and founder of Builders Business Black Belt, as he delves into the intricacies of
Andrew Barnes
Andrew always knew he wanted to be an architect. He was drawing floor plans as far back as the first grade. The obsession never subsided,
