Tina Angeles
Jul 14, 2020
Living Building Petal Certified Miller Hull Studio
Tina Angeles

When renovating their second studio location in San Diego, architecture firm Miller Hull set an ambitious goal to go beyond the achievements of their Living Building Petal Certified headquarters in Seattle and also achieve net positive energy.  Serendipitously finding space in a building in Point Loma the firm had designed over ten years ago, Miller Hull jumped at the chance to reuse while creating a better space for employees.

The presentation will discuss the project’s Petals as well as the primary drivers of the design which are occupant health and comfort considerations. As part of the Materials Petal, the design team put extensive effort toward eliminating harmful chemicals from the Living Building Challenge Red List, using regional materials and wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

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Tina's Bio:

A project manager and architect at The Miller Hull Partnership, Tina Angeles, AIA, has over 15 years experience on a wide variety of public and private project types. After gaining her Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from the University of the Philippines in 2004, she immigrated to the United States and initially worked on a mix of urban infill residential and hospitality projects as well as large projects for the San Diego Community College District. Tina joined The Miller Hull Partnership in 2015 and was the project architect for IDEA 1, a 295 unit, full-city block mixed-use residential development in the city’s new innovation district that encourage social and business connections among residents and the broader neighborhood. Recently, Tina was the project architect from design to construction of Miller Hull’s LBC Petal Certified studio, and is currently keeping track of the studio’s efforts to maintain their net zero energy and zero waste.  In all facets of her life, Tina brings positive change and teaches those around her how to join in.  Tina is active with the local chapter of the San Diego Green Building Council.  In her spare time, she likes to volunteer with her community as well as check out what the outdoors has to offer with her husband and 3-year old son.