10/15/2026
Here's something from the archives, but a conversation that is becoming more and more relevant today. Weโre watching closely as the cities and counties of Washington make rule changes to allow increased density, allowing us to build more types of homes in our backyards and front yards, too! More on that later... Exciting times!
How can density drive climate progress? Why does walkability matter for sustainability? And how do regulations around density relate to gentrification? Get your answers to these questions from Jared Silliker's Building Better podcast with Jason Lear: https://www.sillikerpartners.com/building-better-podcast/episode-7-jason-lear-density-drives-climate-progress
Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond the structures we build, and this episode reflects just that. We do our best to ensure every design fits into the systems of the city and the neighborhood we're building in, as well as the surrounding nature.
Density can amplify and enable a variety of positive climate outcomes. We touch on shared resources, gentrification, and encouraging a diverse mix of people, places and buildings.