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LEED Update
MSA Headquarters
as of March 1, 2011
42% Less Energy
60% Less Water
78% Less Waste
35% Solar Power
2 Tons less CO2
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Take a
Virtual
Green
Tour of
MSA's Headquarters
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MSA continues to pursue LEED
certification
Michael Shilale Architects, LLP (MSA) is in the performance
period of their LEED process. Once sustainable strategies
are identified, LEED requires a rigorous measurement and
verification period. You can follow us and see our solar
energy production or our installation of a rainwater
harvesting system on our website and blog.
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MSA celebrates 20 Years of Excellence
 Many
firms could benefit from the client and environment
focused business methodology embraced by one Hudson
Valley architecture firm, which has prospered
despite several downturns in diverse building
sectors. Michael Shilale Architects, LLP (MSA) - an
8 person New City firm - has completed over 2,000
projects during the past 20 years.
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Rockland County Architect
Named 'Citizen of the Year' by NYS Society of
Professional Engineers.
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Michael Shilale, AIA, LEED |
Michael
Shilale AIA, LEED, founding partner of Michael
Shilale Architects, LLP (MSA) - a thriving New
City architectural engineering firm - has been
selected by The New York State Society of
Professional Engineers' (NYSSPE) Nominating
Committee, as the recipient of their 2011 NYSSPE
Citizen of the Year Award.
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Rainwater Harvesting
System in place
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rainwater tank being installed |
Michael
Shilale Architects, reduces potable water use 60%
One of the latest strategies to be implemented here at
MSA, as part of our quest to be the greenest existing
building in Rockland County, is rainwater harvesting.
Around sixty percent of the water we use in our office
buildings is literally flushed down the toilet. Based
upon our initial calculations enough water falls on our
roof each month to flush all our toilets year round.
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Project Profile
Homes for Heroes
Michael Shilale Architects, LLP designing Homes
for Returning Veterans
Many
veterans return from service with both physical and
mental challenges. Since our veterans have given so
much to our nation, it is not only our duty but also
our responsibility to provide for those who have
sacrificed so much for us. The Homes for Heroes
project was envisioned to give veterans who have
multiple special needs, homes like everyone else.
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Michael Shilale
Architects, LLP (MSA), an eight person architectural
engineering firm founded in 1991, is committed to
protecting and preserving the environment through
their design work. We help our clients solve their
building problems, protect their assets and
investments, build under budget, and realize their
vision. MSA serves a educational, municipal,
commercial, and residential client base, throughout
New York and New Jersey. For more information, please
call 845-708-9200, or visit their website at
www.shilale.com.
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